Can I represent my Father in a real estate fraud case even though he has been deported to Mexico?
No, a non-attorney cannot litigate on behalf of anybody else, even with a Power of Attorney.
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No, a non-attorney cannot litigate on behalf of anybody else, even with a Power of Attorney.
You can sue this person in Small Claims court for the amount you paid.
Typically, if the case is dismissed, the lis pendens should also be removed. However, if it is not, you have to file, notarize, and record a...
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If you are going to be a true independent contractor, you can just sign an independent contractor agreement between yourself and this NY company. ...
No, you don't have to pay him for the days he didn't work, just up to and including the day he resigned. You can sue the employee separately...
If the unit is not under rent control, this would be a legal rent increase and it isn't relevant that the unit is being advertised for less.
No, your employer has no legal obligation to provide a termination letter.
There isn't anything illegal about this, assuming you're an at will employee. However, yes, you may be able to file for unemployment.
You should get checked out by a doctor and consult with an attorney. You may have a viable claim against your neighbor.
No, you cannot simply withhold rent. You should first ask the LL to remedy this infestation, and also get the LA Housing Dept. and LA County Dept....