Saint Louis, MO
Class action Lawyer at Saint Louis, MO
Practice Areas: Class Action, Litigation ... +7 more
You CAN sue. Anyone can sue for anything. Will you win? Depends on the lease and the judge.
You can file a lawsuit for a declaratory judgment to terminate the lease but unless you hire an attorney to represent you, you'll face a a steep...
You generally aren't entitled to a jury trial in an equatable action.
You can file the suit but it is unlikely that you would receive an award of consequential damages.
I doubt the police will do anything for you but you could try a call. Otherwise, court.
Unfortunately, it's the norm for losing defendants not to pay voluntarily. It's not the court's responsibility to collect, it's the plaintiff's. ...
Your post is a bit hard to follow. If there is a court order for possession, then the landlords you have the sheriff execute the judgment and...
I doubt you'll find an attorney to file such a case on a percentage basis because you lack financial damages. I also doubt you want to spend...
In the associate division of the circuit court, 10 days. They can get a second summons if not successful on the first attempt.
If the seller made a representation that there were no liens then you could sue under the Merchandising Practices Act and seek not only actual...
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