Las Vegas, NV
Business Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Business, Litigation ... +4 more
If you have signed copies with the witnesses and notary, that may be enough for you to prove the intent of the will. Also, you did not state if...
Was there a probate that ordered the transfer of the land? Depending on the manner in which you received the property, you may be able to petition...
Generally, those who purchase other's debt do so for a discounted amount. Depending on how the transfer of the debt was structured, and the type...
Based upon your story, I assume you don't have a lease agreement. Generally, a landlord can charge whatever he or she deems to be appropriate.
If you are not receiving basic necessities (ac is one) then you may be able to pay for repairs and offset your rent for the cost of the repairs. ...
You may be able to sue. You may have other rights to offset your rent as well. You should consult an attorney who practices landlord/tenant law.
These are complex questions and you should contact an attorney that practices estate planning law.
The contract, generally, will remain binding on the parties regardless of name change.
Generally, lawyers have an ethical obligation to communicate with their clients. You should consider asking your lawyer why he/she did not...
Presumably, you are on a month-to-month relationship and likely can terminate upon one month's notice.
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