I have a realtor trying to enforce a listing agreement. I told her what I needed to get through the sale was 250-275k.
You should try to work things out with the realtor before he files suit. I'm a real estate broker as well as an attorney.
Beverly Hills, CA
Business Lawyer at Beverly Hills, CA
Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Contracts & Agreements
You should try to work things out with the realtor before he files suit. I'm a real estate broker as well as an attorney.
Without specifically reviewing your documents and what was filed, it is difficult to give you a proper answer.
If you have all of this in writing (even in emails), then yes, you should sue. If it is just your word against the LL's, then you can sue, but it...
No, you have to schedule your own deposition.
Yes, you can get your own TRO against the neighbor. No need to wait for your TRO to be resolved.
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No, unfortunately you do not have a case. You need to submit the transfer of utilities properly.
You can sue your attorney for malpractice and/or file a complaint with the state bar.
There was no way to give you a general answer, it really depends on the specific attorney. But of course, you should be better off with an...
Yes
This isn't worth suing over. I'd try to contact the store manager for a refund an/or dispute the charge with your credit card company.