Saint Louis, MO
Class action Lawyer at Saint Louis, MO
Practice Areas: Class Action, Litigation ... +7 more
You are permitted to make a cut on limbs in your property line but I suggest you be neighborly and speak with your neighbor first.
If your landlord had to pay someone to clean out the place and dispose of the stuff, sure. Will your landlord sue? Depends on the landlord, the...
Probably invalid personal service. That being said, there are risks and costs of ignoring the summons. There are also costs of hiring an attorney...
If it is a rent and possession suit and you show up at court and tender full rent and other charges due, including the filing fee and attorney’s...
The safest approach is to file a declaratory judgment suit asking to have the lease deemed terminated. But you’ll probably need an attorney to do...
Late fees are governed by your contract. It should spell out the fees.
Missouri law does not require use of a disclosure form for residential sales. Read your contract to see how it addresses disclosures and repairs. ...
It’s a contract issue. Carefully read your contract. There’s no way for someone on AVVO to know the terms to which you agreed. Best wishes.
You’re not going to find him and even if you could it would be worth paying an attorney thousands of dollars to pursue the dude. You learned your...
I’m not sure why you didn’t seek a default when the tenant failed to appear the first time. Most landlords would have done so and therefore not...
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