Can I fence my easement?
A good start would be to determine how the easement was created. The law for your situation will depend on how the easement was formed. If by...
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A good start would be to determine how the easement was created. The law for your situation will depend on how the easement was formed. If by...
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Landlord tenant law is a matter of contract, so your "rights" are dictated by what you agreed to with the landlord. Every on-campus housing...
It's very rare for the amount made at auction to pay the debt entirely. My guess is that they didn't report it to the credit bureaus. The statute...
It technically isn't your property, so it doesn't have to be "exempt." A creditor can't seize the property of someone else to satisfy a judgment...
If they moved, an eviction may not be necessary because they have abandoned the tenancy. There are two situations where you can consider a tenancy...
I think the answer by Mr. Swan above is a great evaluation based upon the standard REPC forms, which it sounds like you used. If, however, you're...
Well first things first, if they are collecting on a loan they provided, the FDCPA does not apply as they are not a third party collector. This...
I'm assuming you didn't have a written agreement with your ex-girlfriend. That makes it hard for a fact finder to determine what was intended. We...
Well the glaring problem with your story is you don't know who took the car. Have you tried contacting them and asking if they repossessed the car?...
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I'm also having a hard time determining your question. I don't know who "BBB" is unless you are referring to the Better Business Bureau, but they...