Kansas City, MO
Business Lawyer at Kansas City, MO
Practice Areas: Business, Construction & Development ... +3 more
They could do both. If you have a great reason just be upfront with the complex. Many landlords are reasonable IF the tenant is upfront.
The facts stated do not match. It is almost impossible to fire someone and have insurance stop immediately. You should sit down with an attorney...
This should guide you: http://dor.mo.gov/motorv/abandoned/ The 5049 only transfers the seller's interest to you.
If the prior mortgage was released or satisfied the lien holder has no interest in any accrued insurance proceeds. That doesn't mean they will...
Wal-Mart should have video of the transaction, as well as an accounting for the machine. Ask to see it. Meantime, you need to read the agreement...
You need to ask an Indiana attorney, if it happened in Indiana. There are strict timelines under federal law, so you should visit an employee...
If the disclosures are as expressed then a fraud claim may exist. A victim can sue for fraud and/or rescind the contract.
Someone who doesn't legally own a home cannot sell it. Someone who leases can legally sub-lease unless the lease prohibits it.
An order of protection normally does not legally require an employer or other member of the public to do anything or refrain from doing anything. ...
The consumer fraud division with the state attorney general's office may be a good place to start.