Can I sue my former tenant to recover attorney fees and expect to win?
If your only damage is the $500, I would suggest letting it go. It will save you a lot of time and money.
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If your only damage is the $500, I would suggest letting it go. It will save you a lot of time and money.
It sounds like you covered yourself. Hopefully you have copies of the documents you prepared. If so, you're fine.
Unless the case is relatively simple, you may want to get an attorney.
You should definitely see an attorney.
See a personal injury attorney. Be careful, because there are notice requirements you have to deal with.
Agreed. And make sure the 3 day notice is properly served. I had a recent client get burnt in a UD trial because of that issue.
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