For punitive damages for repeated violations of CC&R's
My colleague is correct about requiring an attorney to sue and that negligence does not support punitive damages. Further, an attorney will have...
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My colleague is correct about requiring an attorney to sue and that negligence does not support punitive damages. Further, an attorney will have...
My colleague is correct. Precise questions require review of documents for precise answers. Your question is unclear - "acceptance" ... of what? If...
A competent attorney would have to review your operating agreement to answer this question. One cannot tell if it has buy/sell provisions. One...
Once you sign the second lease there is no "buyer's regret" that allows you to back out. If you give notice of your breach, the landlord of the...
My colleague's answer is the most efficient. If your ex has assets, and you know where he is located, you might contact an attorney and discuss the...
I agree with the options of my colleague below. Personally, I don't like to threaten suit, but it is an option. I would also suggest considering...
No one can predict what a judge will say, but the small claims courts are very familiar with lawsuits based on failure to return security deposit...
Your attorney is obligated to return to you all documents at the end of his representation, whether he was paid or not. Make your request in...
I do not think there is any limit on the value of the property. Perhaps you are thinking of limitatins on small estates.
You should contact the public defenders office in Fresno and make an appointment. You should have an attorney make all contacts on your behalf