Can I sue the co-owner of my property for payment?
The first step would be to try to work out an amicable resolution with your sister, either on your own, or perhaps with the assistance of a...
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The first step would be to try to work out an amicable resolution with your sister, either on your own, or perhaps with the assistance of a...
The job of the mediator is to help the parties reach their own resolution to a conflict. It is not a matter of spending an equal amount of time...
It is not clear if the landlord is suing you for months you were there and did not pay. If you lived there and did not pay, the landlord can sue...
You need to contact a real estate attorney in your area to review your contract and discuss your options. The owner cannot resort to self-help to...
Your attorney certainly knows more about the situation than anyone on a forum such as this. You should ask your attorney to clarify and ask him or...
No, you cannot force an employer to fire an employee. You can bring the matter to the attention of management, and they will determine how best to...
I would suggest that you take your lease and your notice to a landlord-tenant law attorney in your area.
Generally mediation fees are divided equally. You can make other agreements, but it appears from your question that you already had agreed to split...
You will need to review the agreement to see if that is possible. You may want to consult with a family law attorney to determine the best course...
You really should consider speaking with a business law attorney in your area. Your attorney can review (or better yet, provide) the contracts you...