How can i go at suing my landlord?
If your "landlord" doesn't own the property, why are you paying them? No, you can't sue your landlord because they are not maintaining the...
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If your "landlord" doesn't own the property, why are you paying them? No, you can't sue your landlord because they are not maintaining the...
I'm sorry for your circumstances, but No, you can't sue your finance company for not agreeing to make special arrangements for you. The contract...
It's not clear to me what you would even be sued for, but being a 1099 contractor has nothing at all to do with whether you will get sued by the...
Sorry, I can't follow exactly what happened procedurally. It sounds like you had a judgment in the JP court, appealed to County Court, and got a...
The short answer is no. Grounds for a new trial are limited to errors in the conduct of the case by the court.
You may be able to file a mechanic's lien to secure payment of the debt. However, if the property is a homestead, you'll need a written contract...
It sounds like you want to sue for the cost of the extra day of rental because you were not able to return the truck before 7 PM. I think you'll...
No, no one can be sued for ignorance. It's doubtful that ERCOT can be sued for anything, and they have claimed sovereign immunity (immunity from...
No, your lender did not ask for a quit claim deed, which should almost never be used in Texas anyway. What you lender likely requested is that...
If you're asking when the judge will sign a written judgment, that's entirely up to the court, and not something your lawyer has any control over. ...