Can I sue my city for not enforcing a noise and nuisance code?
That is a very interesting question, but there are a number of facts that are not included in your question that would have to be discussed before...
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That is a very interesting question, but there are a number of facts that are not included in your question that would have to be discussed before...
I believe you need to use the find-a-lawyer tool on Avvo for the purpose of seeking a State, Local, and Municipal Law attorney. Specific to this...
Given what you have offered, the simple answer is you could not file a lien at this point. Typically a lien can only be filed if you have some...
This seems like a basic contract dispute. The good news is that if you have a contract - and given that it is Atlas Moving you certainly will - it...
A few questions would have to be answered. First, who recorded it? Second, where was it distributed? Third, what was the topic of conversation? ...
This is a challenging answer without seeing the actual document, but typically an easement runs with the land. However, if the easement was...
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The answer in my mind - give the facts you have offered - is pretty plain. The responsibility is the neighbors. They were the ones that altered...
Technically, you cannot enter the property of another without their permission. In this instance you have a minor exception. Specifically, you...
The specific rights that I see in this case are going to be governed by the contract and the foreseeable injury. Camping World would not have been...
The obvious response to your question is that an attorney would need to review your notes and evidence before giving a conclusive response. Beyond...