I rented a room in my house. The roommate was living offsite but storing items in the house.
This is a tricky situation. You need to reference 12-6-8 of the Oak Park Municipal Code (and reference 12-6 generally). I think the answer is...
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This is a tricky situation. You need to reference 12-6-8 of the Oak Park Municipal Code (and reference 12-6 generally). I think the answer is...
Typically negotiate appropriate compensation or terminate the lease if so desired. You could also sue the landlord, but the economics don't always...
It's allowed but unusual. Tenants usually pay a security deposit at the time of lease signing or between signing and move in. I wouldn't recommend...
You are always free to seek another lawyer. It seems pretty early in the case, so doing so likely won't be too problematic. Most injury lawyers...
It depends on the size and nature of the estate. You might need to do a Small Estate Affidavit. You might need to do formal probate. It's best to...
Probably just the owner, it is unlikely that the apartment complex would be liable. There are some situations where the complex could be liable,...
Nearly all residential leases prevent running a business from your home, though some exempt businesses of the type that don't have clients coming...
You can hire a probate attorney to review the matter. Children are higher priority than siblings (your aunt), so unless your dad did some estate...
Anyone can sue anyone for anything. People threaten to sue all the time, but actually hiring a lawyer and doing it costs a lot - so they don't. I...
The daughter should hire a probate attorney to see if formal probate can be avoided. If not, the probate attorney will assist her in administering...