My landlord is asking a fee to transfer to a different unit, but noises from the unit was unexpected. What can I do?
Start here: http://texastenant.org/ and in the Texas Property Code. Good luck!
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Start here: http://texastenant.org/ and in the Texas Property Code. Good luck!
Go back to the court, ask the bailiff for starters.
Yes, they can sue you. If you were negligent as to the cause of the fire, they probably have a fair case. If you get sued, alert your homeowner's...
Too many issues to wade through by yourself. You should be represented by an attorney and follow his/ her advice.
If this is very important then you should hire an attorney to help you. Initial advice might not be too expensive.
You need to go through this with an attorney.
Sounds reasonable. Check on the IRS website for the list of factors that determine whether you have a true contractor or employee relationship.
Accept what they offered or hire an attorney. You have no 'leverage' and there is a very slim statistical chance that SF will increase its offer.
This is not a legal marriage. It will be if your first marriage terminates. See an attorney
Under usual circumstances, you have custody of the children. Please get an attorney involved- this should not be expensive.