What is the process for filing divorce when my husband lives in another state?
Nevada has a 6-week residency requirement to file for divorce here and 6-month requirement for the children to have lived here before having...
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Nevada has a 6-week residency requirement to file for divorce here and 6-month requirement for the children to have lived here before having...
Depends on what the written lease said, but no, the landlord generally cannot raise the rent during a lease term unless the roommate had agreed to...
Your options are to either terminate the lease or continue to live their until either your lease expires, or the foreclosure sale occurs, whichever...
You cannot file in Nevada if you haven't been living here. As for filing in Cayman, you should consult with an attorney there to see if you can...
As long as you provided written notice of the problems, and the landlord failed to use his/her best efforts to fix the problem within fourteen...
Unfortunately, NV has little causes of action for "wrongful termination." Unless the company breached some contract by terminating you, then I...
You should be as specific as possible, or at least have it documented somewhere else simultaneously. That way, there's no ambiguity on timing.
Try to keep written evidence of his failure to comply, like any written correspondence between you. If that is a major problem, you can address it...
Legally, he can accept rent and give you a 3-day notice, since the 3-day notice is alleging destruction of property and not non-payment of rent. If...
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Sounds like you could have habitability issues, or at least in the past. Depends on the items the landlord refuses to fix. One option is for you to...