Las Vegas, NV
Trusts Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Trusts, Wills & Living Wills, Family
If you are the actual landlord of the property, then yes, you can serve your roommate yourself with a witness present. 3-day notice should have...
Not quite sure I understand the situation for lack of facts, but you can still try to get your money back depending on the terms of the loan, and...
Although you don't HAVE to tell then unless they specifically ask, I agree with Mr. Meinen that you might as well just state it upfront to avoid...
Yes, you can try to sue her if you both had an understanding that you'd be spitting the rent and expenses during your tenancy. Remember that you...
If you filed a civil suit, then hopefully you can recover that way, which is the best means to get your money. You can also try a complaint with...
You could notify the police that he is trying to extort you. Would depend on the extent of what he is threatening, but that is an option.
I don't see a case, particularly if the additional costs were due to financing charges.
Depends on how damaging the material was to you and in what way, or whether suing her would be worth the costs and effort. Generally speaking, she...
Mr. Breeden is correct. As long as the landlord gives you at least 45 days' notice of the increase before each increase, then the landlord can keep...
You should post this question for Los Angeles instead of under Las Vegas, NV. A CA attorney should know the specific practices there.
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