I own a multi tenanted building and one of the tenants declared bankruptcy and the building is locked, can I legally enter?
You'll need to lift the stay to evict the tenant, but not just to enter the building.
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You'll need to lift the stay to evict the tenant, but not just to enter the building.
You need to talk to a lawyer in your area about whether you have established title to the 10 foot strip of land by adverse possession.
It's probably legal unless you're doing it to conceal the property (such as from a bankruptcy trustee, soon-to-be-ex-spouse, Medicare, etc). It...
Obviously whoever calls your old employer for a reference will find out that you were terminated. There is no "permanant record" of your life...
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Wages in Texas cannot be garnished except for child support. The stock in your new corporation, however, is non-exempt property that could be...
Common law marriage takes 3 things: 1) living together, 2) intent to be married, and 3) holding yourselves out as married - such as putting each...
You don't have to sign a new contract if you don't want to. Look at the contract you have - most of the time car deals written so that you are...
Read your lease. Some leases allow extra rent to be charged after the lease termination, if there's not a renewal lease signed.
Most of these contracts are binding, unless the financing is not approved. Read your contract, but I doubt you can get out of it unless you don't...
Talk to your attorney about it. It sounds like they just want to change the deal.
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