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Seattle, WA

Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Seattle, WA

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"Prepaid" rent question

Edgar's answer | Answered on August 09, 2011

The signed lease assumption puts him in the legal "shoes" of the previous owner. That means from the day he assumed the lease, he is required to...

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Can I bring small claims over the people listed on a rent check?

Edgar's answer | Answered on August 09, 2011

You can bring nearly anything to small claims court. This situation as described should be fine as well. A helpful tip would be to see if the...

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Have a lease and a new home. Property manager seems to have no interest in renting to anyone else until our lease is up.

Edgar's answer | Answered on August 09, 2011

Landlords have a duty to mitigate and likewise to act reasonably in attempting to re-rent the home. You can find descriptions of landlord...

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An attorney friend said that Washington State is a "no Fault State" and that I cant be held liable for unpaid HOA dues, true?

Edgar's answer | Answered on August 07, 2011

To start, I echo what the previous poster answered. Second, bankruptcy may be a good option, particularly if you file prior to the foreclosure...

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I was denied for a loan modification and the repayment arrangements that the mortage company has indicated is too steep.

Edgar's answer | Answered on August 02, 2011

Before I answer your questions, I would say that a chapter 13 bankruptcy might let you remove your second mortgage and keep your house. You might...

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