Saint Louis, MO
Class action Lawyer at Saint Louis, MO
Practice Areas: Class Action, Litigation ... +7 more
Sure you can sue. Plop down five grand and you should be able to find an attorney to file the suit. It will likely be a bad investment, however. ...
If the landlord is an individual you cannot serve the property manager in lieu of the landlord.
When I see posts complaining of a conspiracy among attorneys or similar language, what's behind the posts is usually I client unhappy with the...
You could sue, perhaps under the Merchandising Practices Act, Missouri's consumer fraud statute. Meet with a local consumer law attorney.
"O, what a tangled web we weave when first we practise to deceive!" You can withdraw your claim. The long you carry on down a dishonest path,...
He can and probably will sue you. You should pay as you promised when you entered into the contract and have your word.
If it was a default judgment, you might want to have an attorney review the case on Casenet. Sometimes defaults can be set aside or declared void,...
I don't mean to sound harsh, but you are in over your head and should hire an attorney before you doom the case. The fact the you didn't...
Give proper notice of termination then file a rent and possession suit if the tenant doesn't vacate.
Huh? Please try to repost with punctuation. It will easier the task of deciphering your situation.
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