What happens if I do not sign a special Warranty Deed 19 years after a Divorce
If you don't sign and she has to sue you to get a court order, then you could be held liable for damages, court costs, and attorney fees.
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If you don't sign and she has to sue you to get a court order, then you could be held liable for damages, court costs, and attorney fees.
No. But MIL will only be obligated for a month-to-month. She should leave by January 31st.
They don't have to furnish, but if MIL doesn't get what she expects, she can sue in small claims court and LL will have to produce copy for the judge.
Send in a written claim to the trustee who held the sale. Best by certified mail.
You need to read your existing lease to see if they have the right to make the charge. If not, disagree win writing and send by certified mail.
Don't do it! You'll be sorry....
You can file a police report, but the police decide whether or not to press charges. You might have better luck suing him in small claims court,...
You might get charged with theft by the property owner. Send a certified letter (and one by regular mail), give the owner 30 days notice to pick...
They probably can't evict you if you don't pay, but they probably won't renew your lease if you want to stay. BUT, you want to be absolutely sure...
Probably not. You can contact the 3 credit repositories and place this item in dispute. They are Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.