Can I sue apartment owner for refund of funds paid for an apartment I never moved in to?
Of course you can! I would also sue for triple damages under the Deceptive Trade Practices act. Best of luck.
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Of course you can! I would also sue for triple damages under the Deceptive Trade Practices act. Best of luck.
I agree with Mr. Devere. You could call the local health department to inspect and address the issue with your landlord on your behalf.
If you haven't done a formal probate, find a lawyer who can help you through the process. As the representative of the estate you will be able to...
No he can't! That is the danger of signing a deed before a complete work-out is agreed to. As a courtesy you should keep his credit good by...
Go to your local eviction court and get forms and instructions. Give both writtenn notices - required notice to move without default, and eviction...
You won't go to jail. You probably won't recieve a notice of a lawsuit either. If they were to sue for taxes, they could take the mobile home...
They may be able to proceed with the foreclosure if they are under contract with the new lender to service the note. You should contact a local...
To adversely possess a property you must BE IN POSSESSION of the property for over 10 years. It occurs by operation of law and there is no magic...
Yes. If you want him to get your portion of the condo at death, the easiest way is to do a survivorship deed and file it with the county clerk. ...
I would say both under the laws of agency.