The statute of limitations for sales is 4 years, for contracts it is 6. It appears they are within those, whichever applies.

You can't blame - or charge - the landlord for habitability violations if you failed to report the problems. In fact, you may have violated your...

You don't say whether you bought the car As Is or with some sort of warranty from the seller. If with warranty, you have to look to it. If As Is,...

Assuming the landlord has the necessary notice(s) posted, etc., of course they can tow you - why wouldn't they? Parking there required both a...

Without further information it is not possible to know if you even need a Will (do you have other offspring besides your daughter?). As for having...

If you don't want to be subject to being terminated, buy instead of renting. As for your question, as long as you are actually out and have...

A dealer is required to disclose all known defects in the vehicle at or before the time of sale. Many things they dodge by simply not looking for...

It doesn't much matter what they documented so long as you can document your notices and maintenance requests. I don't know why you say their...

If you broke it, you are likely liable for the replacement cost. That said, the landlord is obligated to fix it first and worry about collecting...

You don't have to sign a new lease until the existing one expires. If you have a fixed term, such as a year lease, you don't have to sign a new...