Question about 60 day no-cause notice to tenant
Yes, you can issue her a 72 Hr. Notice and, if not timely paid, proceed to evict. HOWEVER, the effect of doing so may vary depending upon your...
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Yes, you can issue her a 72 Hr. Notice and, if not timely paid, proceed to evict. HOWEVER, the effect of doing so may vary depending upon your...
I echo the above questions but in the end, you need to talk with a local landlord-tenant attorney now! Find out what your options and rights are,...
IF you truly are subletting to her, then yes, you are her landlord and if she does not pay her rent on time, you have to jump through all the legal...
Unless you have strong evidence that she broke the water line intentional, wanting to cause you damage, no arrest - it is not criminal, it is a...
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Two things - first, do NOT be talking about this on the Web or with anyone BUT your attorney. Whatever is said here or elsewhere can and will be...
No, they cannot just arbitrarily decide, after the promissory note is signed, that they are going to charge you whatever interest rate they want. ...
Well, I agree that it is possible that you could have a false advertising claim but a variety of other possible claims come to mind as well - and...
IF you truly were off the lease, then no, you should be off the hook unless he is trying to claim that the damages he is billing for occurred back...
A criminal defense attorney is your best bet, preferably the one who defended him since he/she is already (presumably) fully familiar with the...
Assuming he has no employment contract hiring him for a set time period (usually a number of years), then he is an at will employee, meaning his...