Can he sue me for his hotel bills and lost of stay in the house?

Inadequate electrical systems in a residential unit can render a unit uninhabitable (depends on the severity of the issue), and a tenant can use...

What are the best suggestions to quantify my damage? What will be the best outcome if I pursue this matter legally?

Based on these facts, you do have a contract for the purchase of that vehicle. And, as my colleague noted, if you can prove that the car is unique...

Can I suit the previous owner to pay for all the damage? I am looking a lawyer can take this case as contingency.

You should definitely consult with an attorney. From a legal standpoint, you can sue the former owner for failing to disclose a material problem...

Is this Illegal ?

To answer your question, yes it is legal. The apartment does not have to permit internal transfers - especially if they are not doing it for...

From the information provided, I do not see that the tenant would be liable for damage to the washer. At best, it seems the washer was an...

What can we do to solve these issues without getting negative feedback from a real estate agent that is renting to us

From a legal standpoint, the landlord has the right to raise the rent (presuming you're on a month to month agreement or just renewing a lease -...

How can he collect from me this extra $1000? There was no agreement, only a verbal nod using the costs on the 'proposal'

I am not entirely understanding how he is taking you to "collections." I would be skeptical of any right the contractor would have to pursue you...

Can I press criminal charges if I can show loans (20k) with said intended payment dates which never came to fruition?

In the context of a loan agreement, it is very hard to convert non-payment from pure breach of contract to a criminal fraud. Plus, that doesn't...

The day she moved her stuff out of the house she threat me for ¨sexual harrasmet¨ would this be possible.?

The short answer is that yes, anyone can sue anyone else for literally anything. That said, there are far more people in the world who claim that...

Can a tenant be served a 60-Day by being called into office; and 2) does waiver of jury trial actually apply in lease?

The service of the notice is proper if personally served (which seems to be what happened here). The issue of waiver of jury is easy too - it...