Motion to compel or motion for sanction?
You have to first send a meet and confer letter to the other side, letting them know why their responses were deficient and instructing them to...
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Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Contracts & Agreements
You have to first send a meet and confer letter to the other side, letting them know why their responses were deficient and instructing them to...
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If you're an owner, there should be an LLC operating, partnership agreement, or corporate bylaws that would address this situation and what the...
It wholly depends on the judge. Some judges have tentative rulings ready to go, others will let the parties argue at length at the hearing. ...
There could be a variety of factors. The lawyer's risk tolerance, the lawyer's willingness to work on cases that may not be above a certain dollar...
You can file a motion to compel, asking the judge to order them to respond.
Wait a day or two to see if you get it. If you still don't, you can have an attorney write a demand letter asking for the full security deposit...
More facts would need to be known about why or how this realtor was not looking out for your best interests.
The contractor can put a mechanics lien on the property, but not a judgment lien, unless a judgment is first obtained.
It may be valid, as the director could be an authorized representative of the corporation and thus able to accept service.
You can form a corporation, specifically a professional corporation.