Can a neighbor in a duplex black out the other neighbors windows because he doesn't want to see in
If the neighbor is the owner of both properties, then yes, he can cover the windows. Otherwise, the neighbor cannot put anything on your property....
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If the neighbor is the owner of both properties, then yes, he can cover the windows. Otherwise, the neighbor cannot put anything on your property....
This is the type of dispute that small claims court was designed to resolve. The filing fee is relatively low, and you will be able to recover...
If the agreement was entered into on mistaken terms, it is possible to rescind it and create a new agreement. What to do in your situation would...
Whether you can just walk away might depend on the terms of your contract. If the owner has not breached the contract in a material way, just...
It is not clear what you are asking. Generally though, attorneys fees are only recoverable if there is a contract provision or specific...
I agree with Ms. McCall that the facts you describe will not support any sort of lawsuit. That does not mean you can't sue him. Anyone can sue...
The police will investigate and if they believe charges are appropriate, they will take it to the DA. If they don't have evidence to point the...
Instead of trying to use you as a legal runner, your friend needs a criminal defense attorney. If he can't pay for a private attorney, he is...
You will be at a distinct disadvantage trying to do this on your own. You will have to handle your own claim, but the small claims court generally...
Contact the judgment creditor - whoever it was that you owed the money to - and work it out with them. Make sure you get a full satisfaction of...