Can one get out of a rental agreement as a co-signer?

Mom should return the keys to the landlord immediately and hope the landlord rents it to someone new soon. In fact, the landlord has an obligation...

I have racial discrimination on paper (not hearsay). However, due to the position of the offender I prefer to keep it private.

It looks like you are seeking an attorney. Then try clicking on the "Find a Lawyer" link at the top of the page and interview the attorneys to see...

Texas allows for the "Repair and Deduct" process, meaning that tenants have the right to make certain repairs and to deduct the cost of the repairs...

If a employee becomes unconsious at workstation, shouldn't 911 be called for health and safety reasons. Not making sit 4,3 hrs?

The obvious answer to your question is yes, 911 should have been called. The employee now needs to get medical attention and then see an attorney,...

Housing and Eviction - my mom co-signed a lease for my sister. My sister refuses to pay rent.

I assume your mother was not living there. Based on that assumption, I suggest she give back the keys to the landlord immediately and hope the...

What qualifies as a good reason to quit?

You might have a workers compensation claim since your anxiety arose from your work. Look for an attorney in your area that handles those types of...

How do I find a lawyer to help sue a hospital

Look for a medical malpractice attorney in you area. Since you are already on Avvo, click on the "Find a Lawyer" link and you should be able to go...

Can I sue a college because I didn't graduate due to an incompetent instructor?

Try presenting your facts to the Administration and check to see if there is any appeal process that you could utilize. But suing the university? ...

Bought property in Calif. 1958 deed reads Husband and wife.

There is no TOD mechanism for real property. However, if that is what she wants, she can transfer title to herself and to her daughter as joint...

Can a defamation of character / liable suit be filed against me in a state I don't live?

Your question raises issues of jurisdiction and venue. Generally, you would be correct that to sue you, the lawsuit would have to be filed in...