Our landlord took over 90 days to return our deposit. We did not give proper notice to end lease. Can we still take action?
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Talk to an attorney that deals with forcible entry and detainer cases. The rules are very specific. Good luck.
Sit down with an employment law attorney to figure out if there is a remedy available.
"Apply for child custody"?
Start your research with Texas law. Contact a criminal defense attorney and be prepared to pay them some dough to put together the summary you need.
Talk to Florida personal injury attorneys to see if there is any chance for you to pursue viable claims. In Colorado, where I practice, your case...
Contact your carrier immediately -- TODAY!! You also likely must contact the police as property damage accidents usually carry such requirements.
Find another attorney. The problem you face is that when it comes to making claims with governmental agencies, the time periods are very short and...
There is no time limit per se. They do need to document their reason for non-payment and the coverage for meds and wages is handled by different...
Find a personal injury attorney immediately. You may already be out of time.