My roommate left without paying the monthly rent. How can I get my money back?
If your roommate was not on the lease with your landlord, then you and your roommate will be presumed to have had a month-to-month tenancy...
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If your roommate was not on the lease with your landlord, then you and your roommate will be presumed to have had a month-to-month tenancy...
This would fall under ARS 33-1370, which covers abandonment by a tenant. Worst case is that the landlord would use best efforts to try to re-rent...
No, your landlord can not evict you this way. She needs to provide you with a notice that you will be evicted if you do not cure whatever breach...
Even if this relative is spreading untruths about you, you can not recover in an action for slander unless you have damages as a result. Did you...
If the creditor is calling you on your cellular phone without your permission and/or calling you at work without your permission, there may be...
Are you saying you want to sue this therapist with respect to her inappropriate activity with you? To be successful with such litigation, you will...
You should file your 2010 taxes and let the IRS (and the state of Arizona) sort this out. You will need to file paper returns. Important...
I agree that Carroll seems to be on point, but take a look at the end of the case -- the woman did not get a stake in the business. It will all...
Yes, you should consult an attorney. You will want a civil litigator who handles contract disputes. If your contract was in writing, the attorney...
The statute of limitation in Arizona for breach of a written contract is six years, so that is likely what they are suing you under. The limit on...