Grand Event Rentals, Alicia Salinas

Sue the individuals and the company in small claims court. The response given is not intended to create, nor does it create an ongoing duty to...

Can a landlord charge more then what the lease says

Landlord cannot successfully charge more than the lease amount. Oral agreements before the written lease are superseded. Oral agreements after...

Sorry to hear about your husband. Unless the shares of the S corp were held in a trust, you will probably have to open probate to establish your...

Do I need a real estate lawyer?

Some easements run with the land in perpetuity. Others are personal to the owner. Without looking at the language of the easement it would be...

I am leasing (mesa) for 2 years.Just notified by leasing co. the home is being short-saled-what are my options/rights ?

You have a valid lease on the property. I would record it with your county recorder so the new owner will have notice of the lease. The new owner...

CC&R's are recorded with your county recorder. The management of the HOA should have copies available to review or purchase. The response given...

My landlord fired me and has not paid me yet. How much does he owe me for each day of non-payment?

An employer is liable for unpaid wages in an amount equal to one day's wages for each day unpaid, up to a maximum of 30 days. The response given...

I bought a house in April and my Fiance short saled his home this week. Will there be any implications if we get married 2010

The house you bought is your separate property and will not show up on his credit or IRS returns as long as it stays separate and you file...

Renting a townhme; found out landlord died 3months ago. Rent checks not cashed or have heard frm family. What Do I do?

You have a valid lease with either the landlord, the landlord's estate, the person who inherited from the landlord or the bank that now owns the...

My Ex and I have joint legal custody and she moved out of state without notice, what are my rights?

If the court order does not specifically prohibit her (and you) from removing the child from the state of Connecticut, you need to go to court...