What is considered an unlawful eviction
when someone dispossesses you of a property you have legal right to occupy. in a fashion that violates ordinance, statute or municipal code.
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when someone dispossesses you of a property you have legal right to occupy. in a fashion that violates ordinance, statute or municipal code.
What you're saying doesn't make sense? You should be happy that it got dismissed if you were the Defendant.... If you were the Plaintiff, no one...
Since the property is not in your name--and the loan isn't to you--you can't do anything. You have no adverse possession options because you have...
Not only are attorneys prohibited from making guarantees... no attorney can answer your question with any reasonable certainty.
If I wanted to give you any meaningful advice, I would need: (1) Your employment agreement; (2) Your insurance agreement; (3) All...
I have many clients that pursue their cases in pro per but call me for consultation regarding major issues such as discovery. You should consider...
Just start the eviction process anyways. If they are gone in 7 days, you don't have to go through with it.
Absolutely cannot do that. Chances are you will work this thing out between yourselves, but if he gets serious, get a lawyer immediately.
The section you are citing does not have anything to do with restraining orders. It is specific to discovery disputes and attempts to resolve them...
Go to the Courthouse and see if one of the clerks can help you with your situation.