Early termination of the lease with 60 days notice, but building manager asking to pay rent until lease termination?
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Answered on January 21, 2024
It depends on what your lease says, especially outside of highly regulated Cook County. Leases seldom allow for termination and when they do there...
How do I know if my mom left anything for my siblings and I if I suspect my sister handling her affairs is not being honest?
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Answered on January 19, 2024
You should get a probate lawyer to help you investigate. You should look at the deed (recorded with the recorder of deeds) to see how it is titled....
Does citation affect to be a citizenhsip
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Answered on January 18, 2024
You should talk to your immigration attorney (this is an immigration question, not a car accident question).
Break tenant lease?
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Answered on January 14, 2024
It's possible, but a formal consultation with an attorney is recommended. Possible remedies can be found under the Chicago RLTO, Safe Homes Act,...
Regaining ownership of dog ?
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Answered on January 14, 2024
It would be very hard to enforce what is likely an oral contract with vague conditions in court. It would also be very expensive to do so. The...
Deceased Father's storage unit?
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Answered on January 11, 2024
You might have success with a small estate affidavit, but the storage company might not understand that.
Can you be evicted due to having a family member move in with you after signing a lease ?
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Answered on January 11, 2024
It's possible, most leases bar moving someone in without permission.
That said, landlords seldom evict for anything other than unpaid rent and...
Is there a way to right the wrong? There is undue influence and a diagnosis of dementia.
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Answered on January 11, 2024
You can challenge the will, but there is a very short timeline to do so. Contact a probate litigation attorney immediately.
Landlord asking for 3k in “damages”?
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Answered on January 11, 2024
You can ignore them and hope they don't sue, negotiate, pay it, or consult with a lawyer to see what your options and risks are.
I recieved 10,000 out of 80
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Answered on January 10, 2024
You didn't really ask a question. Typically you have a gross settlement amount, subtract attorney's fees (usually 33-40%), subtract case costs...
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