You are correct that a landlord must serve a tenant with the formal notice to vacate as required by statute and get a court order before it can...

Yes, if a stipulation is entered into the record, courts will typically enforce them. However, there may be circumstances that would make the court...

Whether or not they can charge you what they have been charging you will depend on the specific language of your contract. I suggest having an...

If you make a FALSE statement that calls the character of the individual in the affidavit, that is a valid basis for a defamation lawsuit. Making a...

It is unusual, but yes you can. I would suggest having a lawyer draft it so that the affidavit is valid as to both affiants.

It will depend on the specifics of the case, including the manner that the sprinkler line was damaged. If the contractor was hired by the city, the...

More information is needed to know for sure. Were the parent(s)' parental rights ever terminated? Did the parent(s) have a will?

Some of the answer will depend on what state's laws govern the will. If your mother executed the will while living in Hawaii, I would guess that...

In Utah, a tenants at will are only guaranteed 5 days to evict. However, you must be served with a very specific type of notice. If no notice was...

Yes! Assuming your mother is the trustee, and is competent to make decisions, she is able to sell you half of the property. If the other future...