Would it do me any good to plead not guilty. Also what are the implications of a "no contest" plea?
You can plead not guilty and demand a trial. It will be completely up to the government to prove your guilt - you don't have to prove that you are...
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You can plead not guilty and demand a trial. It will be completely up to the government to prove your guilt - you don't have to prove that you are...
The right attorney can make a huge difference in how much compensation you receive, and also how QUICKLY you receive it. For this type of case, I...
The court can absolutely force someone to take a blood test if that person is alleged to be the father of a child. See ORS 109.252. If a person...
"Non-refundable pet fees" have been illegal since 2010. If you signed this lease in 2010 or later, your "non-refundable pet fee" is actually just...
No, no landlord can EVER just "take you off the rental agreement" without giving you a proper written notice first. And even if they do give you a...
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No, you don't have to pay this bill. But, if you don't, your landlord may sue you for that money. There's definitely not enough information here...
Your landlord may have really screwed this up, or he may be lying about what happened. But, if you have received a summons to go to court, don't...
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I am confused about this question - the landlord MAY have to move the home on September 17, and you have agreed to rent the home until September 4....
The fact that the house is being sold does not automatically give the landlord the right to give tenants a move-out notice. But, if the tenants...
A notice of termination is not an eviction, and the fact that your tenancy ended this way would not be something that would show up on a background...