How to evict a relative?
You have two choices. If there was never an agreement for them to pay rent (regardless of whether they actually paid), then they're guests, and...
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You have two choices. If there was never an agreement for them to pay rent (regardless of whether they actually paid), then they're guests, and...
I think I understand what you're saying about how the parking lot was marked, but I don't see how the property owner would be liable for your...
Your questions are more accurately addressed to the city permitting department, but I strongly suspect that you will need a permit for all of that...
You can certainly file suit for whatever he owes, but you'll have to first find him to serve him with the suit. If he owes less than $10,000, you...
While there is a lease in place, you may not be able to raise the rent at all, but it depends on the terms of the lease. After the lease term...
You have 4 years to file suit on a contract, and can recover the amount due, plus interest, attorneys fees and costs of court. Gather your records...
The answer depends on exactly what happened, the amount of your damages and the applicable insurance coverage. There's no way for anyone to give...
Check with the County Court to be sure the trial has not been scheduled - they will send a notice in the mail, but it's always possible it got lost...
If you qualify for adverse possession of that property, you would need to file suit to confirm title in your name. However, you're probably going...
Your neighbor can put whatever she wants on her welcome mat, but you might suggest to her that the antifreeze is attracting the puppy instead of...