Can I put leans on houses that I had worked on?
The other posters are correct. I just have a question... If he gave you two checks from an account with no money, did the checks bounce? If so,...
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The other posters are correct. I just have a question... If he gave you two checks from an account with no money, did the checks bounce? If so,...
This is an interesting question. I wonder whether there is any kind of action in the law where a co-owner can be sued for failing to file property...
If you cannot find the defendant and cannot serve him/her with process, and you have a scheduled return date, and you have not filed an affidavit...
Rule 121 contains state-wide practice standards on several topics. One of those topics is Motions for Default Judgment: Section 1-14 DEFAULT...
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OK, so a land deal, like a commercial rental agreement, usually requires a signed writing of some kind under what is known as the 'statute of...
If only her name is on the lease then she is probably the only person with a right to possess the premises. I'm not sure what, if any, rights he...
I would go to County Court. The limit there is $15K, plus attorneys' fees and interest. Check your lease to see if you're entitled to those. ...
Yes. The sub can file the lien. The question is what to do about it before it gets that far. I don't think it would be wise to try to stay out...
Yes, they can sue you if they purchased the receivable or if it was assigned to them. The question is "where" they will sue you... most credit...
You might consider a 'private nuisance' suit. A private nuisance is a substantial, unreasonable interference with another's use and enjoyment of...