Can a LL charge you a reletting fee if it's not specified in the lease
Your lease is the current agreement, and anything both sides agree to in writing is a legitimate way to reach a new agreement. It sounds...
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Your lease is the current agreement, and anything both sides agree to in writing is a legitimate way to reach a new agreement. It sounds...
If the life estate was created by a deed, and the deed was delivered, the conyeance has been completed and probably can't be revoked without the...
Unfortunately, getting a judgment is not the same thing as getting paid. Your ability to get the judgment paid is limited to whatever non-exempt...
What your boss is doing is complying with the letter of the law, and keeping you employed. Be happy they have a way to keep the business open.
I'm sure you could get the recording in a suit against the insurance company, but outside of that, I don't think you'll have any luck. Depending...
Right now, it sounds like the only person who has a right to collect the debt is the person you sold your company to. You might be able to buy...
It's possible, but there may be a limitations defense, as Mr. Cowan points out, and there may also be a jurisdictional defense, depending on the...
What would be the point of that? Best case, anything gets deemed a general denial, except that since discovery doesn't get filed with the court,...
Your lease should govern how payments can be made. Make them that way, and keep good records. Even if they send the checks back, keep paying if...
You may be able to foreclose on the property, if the loan was properly documented. Otherwise, you'll have to sue for the money back. However,...