Las Vegas, NV
Trusts Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Trusts, Wills & Living Wills, Family
Ms. Roberts is correct. If you know he is the father, even if he's not on the birth certificate, then you would have to terminate his parental...
Agreed with Mr. Crawford. Not enough information to give any sort of educated answer. If you think they have a chance of prevailing, and that their...
He would have to sue you to try to get the property back and to be able to establish that all of those items were conditioned on you staying together.
Airbnb probably makes clear in their terms that they are not liable for that sort of loss, but even if not, they wouldn't be liable absent some...
Not sure on the question, but unless agreed to refund it sooner, the law gives landlords 30 days after the tenancy to issue the refund/itemization...
The ultimate step would be suing them. Ideally, you would have evidence showing the condition of the place or that they are overcharging, if you...
You can challenge his charges in court and seek to get your deposit back, particularly if you kept evidence of the condition in which you left the...
Unless you have more information, like the actual identity of the person, then you may be limited to filing a police report or seeing if the bank...
Parents are presumed to have joint legal and physical custody, but he would need a court order to specifically say when he can see his child....
If they told you to resign because of the criminal accusations, I don't see that alone as wrongful termination, unless you had some contract with...
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