It's going to be difficult for an attorney to evaluate your best option without seeing the original judgment and evaluating the conditions the...

NRCP 4.4 (d) does allow service by alternative means. I would need to know the name stated on the lease in order to tell you whether that's...

It sounds as though you're going to have available defenses to what likely amounts to an ill-conceived invasion of privacy claim. There are a...

An actual cognitive impairment, if proven, could void the contract. Even so, this becomes problematic if the security system has already been...

It will depend on the specific wording of the contract, but on the surface it sounds as though you would have grounds for suit in breach of...

This one may be enforceable, given that you state there's a set commodity, a set price, and a set time. That may give a court sufficient detail to...

The short answer is yes, you can sue for the damages in court if you did not sign any agreement with them (i.e. small print on the work order...

The answer is generally yes, in that the landlord is required by law to mitigate, or reduce, the damage arising in the termination of your lease --...

Ensuring delivery of a notice and service of a legal action are two different things, in terms of what will constitute a convincing delivery. As...

Generally, on a month-to-month tenancy, which you apparently had, your period of notice would be governed by duration of the tenancy and the...