There probably isn't much to do legally. Landlords are very reluctant to evict tenants for anything other than failure to pay rent (it is difficult...

Removing someone who has been there so long, especially when they contribute some money, against their will, without a formal eviction is going to...

I agree with Mr. Repay. Probate may be required if the estate is worth more than allowed under the Small Estate Affidavit (or if the 401k provider...

Though I would be surprised if your lease allowed you to terminate with 30-day notice, a landlord is generally not allowed to double dip. The...

Chicago has minimum heat requirements it takes fairly seriously, a 311 call will often get an inspector out there eventually (of course they...

To have a viable personal injury case you need to have an injury (what attorneys call "damages"). In most cases the injury needs to be substantial...

Your question is a little confusing. If an estate is insolvent, it seldom makes sense for heirs to spend time and money on administration. The...

The garage may be liable, but property-damage-only cases are not worth pursuing unless the car is of extreme value. If there was an injury, talk to...

Maybe. Some municipalities are willing to inspect the unit and cite the owner for code violations - others are not. A private lawsuit probably...

If you are asking about a lawsuit for money, it is difficult. You should look up the elements of a claim for intentional infliction of emotional...