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Lease states pit bull is a restricted breed. Prospective tenant has doctors note for companion animal that is a pitbull.
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Answered on December 09, 2013
Yes, you must allow the pitbull on the premises if the tenant has a doctor's note. You cannot refuse, regardless of what your insurance says.
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When suing my landlord in small claims court, is the burden of proof on me or him?
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Answered on December 09, 2013
You, because you're the Plaintiff.
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I need to sue my landlord in small claims; how can I ensure the building owner & not prop. manager is the one I face in court?
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Answered on December 09, 2013
Name the owner as the defendant in the lawsuit if that is who you paid rent to.
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Open up a property management company
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Answered on December 09, 2013
You definitely shouldn't co-mingle funds. Regarding, whether you should do a corporation or an LLC, that would depend on whether you have...
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Can a business be seized the same way as property and belongings?
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Answered on December 08, 2013
Yes
Incorporating through an attorney vs. online?
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Answered on December 08, 2013
An attorney can help you figure out whether an LLC is the best entity for your business, can draft an operating agreement for you, and can...
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Can I get help with cslb arbitration on dec 16 at 830 am?
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Answered on December 08, 2013
Consult with a real estate/construction attorney.
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Re: Meet and Confer and the basics?
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Answered on December 08, 2013
You and the opposing counsel will simply discuss the case, each of the party's claims, whether there is a chance of settling, etc. You should also...
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What are the basics of a Meet n Confer?
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Answered on December 08, 2013
Depends on what it's in regards to. A discovery dispute, a meet and confer before the case management conference, etc.
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Hurt in Metro Bus
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Answered on December 08, 2013
If you're in pain, you should definitely go to the doctor and get everything checked out. And it appears that you may have a good claim and be...
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