Sorry, no one is due to be compensated for damage that "could have" but didn't happen. If there are actual problems that become evident later,...

The short answer is probably nothing. In order to do that, you had to owe them money, for which you were sued. Then they got a judgment...

Until the property is sold, I assume you remain a part owner. All owners are entitled to use the house. That said, you will want to at least...

There is no requirement in the law to provide a certain number of remotes, and just like keys, the landlord is entitled to have one, because they...

Where there is no set time for performance, the court will treat it as a "reasonable time". The next step would be to send a demand for payment. ...

If you were served Jan 4, day 1 is Jan 5, and day 14 is Jan 18. Jan 18 I Saturday, so the deadline would be Monday Jan 20. Since that is a state...

You pay them for that the same way you pay them for work (check, Venmo, cash, or whatever). As an accounting issue, you may wantvto track those...

The short answer is yes, it sounds like service was good enough. When service is defective, they don't have to re-do it, you only get more time to...

I suggest you write a letter explaining that the fence was damaged by the contractor, and the cost of repairs is $500, and tell them you are...

Sorry, there is nothing illegal about what you've described. It may be a bad business practice, but being a bad business person is not illegal.