Chicago, IL
Real estate Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Contracts & Agreements ... +4 more
You may want to consider having a report done by a structural engineer to provide you with support that replacement is not necessary.
You may want to consider filing a complaint with the real estate brokers association or the Illinois Department of Financial Regulations. Brokers...
The judgment should provide insights. You need to review the underlying agreement or have an attorney conduct a review as to what can be attached...
Hmm that's concerning that both owners did not sign or enter into the contract. From what you present I would definitely have an attorney review...
I would recommend having an attorney review the draft for you. It may cost a nominal amount but save you money in the long run. I advise my...
That depends upon the county or city you reside in. The following link with contact info you assist you. ...
There is not enough information provided to assist you. What do you mean by arms length in this particular case? Did you actually close and take...
You may want to check with some of the legal clinics in the area who may be willing to take this on. There is a group called lawyers for better...
That's not really a legal question and one you should be asking your attorney and his staff.
No not unless it's specifically required in your lease or there is significant damage to the walls that is beyond normal wear and tear.
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