It's not a rule of law, it's a rule determine by your CC&Rs (or in rare circumstances by the bylaws.)

While Shepards is generally very reliable, "followed", "affirmed", "distinguished" and "over-ruled" are not always easy to interpret in any one...

I think it's a great question. I respectfully suggest it is not the complexity of the structure or the questions you have which are the most...

You really don't have to worry. PS - nothing on the internet is anonymous, e.g. your posting, but under these circumstances I also would not worry.

It's not a theoretical question; the facts need to be considered as a whole. If the contract is with the entity, and you sign without your...

Hiding a "waiver" in a receipt is useless, since a legal waiver must be a "knowing waiver" (i.e. you have to know what you are giving up.) Of...

Words in "plain English" have a different meaning than the same words in law. That's why law school takes 3 years, not 3 weeks. The words "civil...

Avvo is for 1) actual legal problems 2) of potential applicability to others. Yours requires a customized analysis of facts and documents...

If you don't have money for a lawyer, you cannot afford to buy the building. A lawyer will cost hundreds of dollars; a building many thousands, so...

Rudeness is not against the law, so forget suing. Even worse is your assumption that defendants give out settlements like people give out candy on...