Can a home owner be forced to tear down an addition which was already built when she bought the house?
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Answered on August 15, 2018
Yes you can be forced to tear down an unpermitted addition. I would consult with the building department and a good local contractor to see what it...
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What to do when a licensed plumbing company guarantees clean pipes for a year and refuses to honor the guarantee?
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Answered on August 15, 2018
It depends on your contract. Read the guarantee section carefully, if it says "clean pipes" you could have a case (small claims) if it says main...
When an estate is divided evenly among siblings, is the executor's fee paid first, before the funds are divided up and paid out?
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Answered on August 14, 2018
Expenses get paid first (including fees in for an executrix aka a personal representative), what left after expenses gets distributed to the heirs....
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How can I sell my half of a house (deed/mortgage)?
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Answered on August 13, 2018
Have the other co-owner buy you out. If they will not, talk to a local lawyer about a partition action.
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Can i get sued for putting a fake business name on a quote?
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Answered on August 13, 2018
Of course you can get sued for a lie used to take advantage of someone. You should have actually hired someone to fix it or charged your actual out...
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I paid my rent in full. Can my landlord post a 3 day notice if I owe a late fee?
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Answered on August 13, 2018
Possibly, it depends on what you lease says. Take a careful look at the paragraph that discusses late fees on your lease.
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Transfer of property by quit claim among family members, is it considered a gift ?
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Answered on August 13, 2018
I would not transfer by quit claim deed as described. I would consult with a CPA prior to a transfer and perhaps an estate planning attorney....
Under stand your ground, can the aggressor legally use force if the victim said they were allowed to use force?
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Answered on August 10, 2018
Yes person b could raise the stand your ground defense to murder/homicide. This looks like a real case from FL a few weeks ago.
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How long of an evection notice do I have for a daughter-in-law still living in my house after 2 1/2 years from the divorce ?
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Answered on August 10, 2018
You will need to serve her with a 60 day notice, if she does not move after 60 days you can file an unlawful detainer and evict her. You might want...
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How can i kick my brother in law out of my house
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Answered on August 10, 2018
You need to give notice (60 days if he has been there over 1 year) usually 30 days otherwise. then if he does not move file an unlawful...
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