Can my landlord kick me out of my apt.?
Your lease controls. If you aren’t subject to a written lease then you are on a month-to-month tenancy, terminable by either side with proper...
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Your lease controls. If you aren’t subject to a written lease then you are on a month-to-month tenancy, terminable by either side with proper...
I'm confused. You seem to have answered your question by stating that the bank "sent back" to your employer that same day. If you mean that the...
Mr. Pennell is correct, as usual. In my experience, employers will generally pay an employee a little extra if they receive a letter from an...
She could sue under Missouri's Merchandising Practices Act (MPA). It's Missouri's consumer protection statute and has strong...
I am sorry that you haven't been paid. You can sue in small claims court but if the employer is broke then the judgment will be difficult to collect.
You’ve got a co tract dispute. An attorney would need to review the contract to provide sound advice.
Unless a contract allowed him to do that, it sounds like you’ve got a strong defense to the lawsuit.
Most attorneys who do civil litigation could send her a stern letter. Call one.
You didn’t indicate whether she is on a month-to-month tenancy or a renewed annual lease. Unless she is in the midst of a longer lease term, the...
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