Roommate unreasonably withholding consent to sublet, what can I do?
Your facts are a bit unclear. Does the lease actually say what you have put in your statement about subleasing? If so, I think you are legally in...
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Your facts are a bit unclear. Does the lease actually say what you have put in your statement about subleasing? If so, I think you are legally in...
The only really important fact is that you now have actual knowledge, so you cannot safely ignore it. If you need more time, explain the details...
The preparer should be able to do this. I gather you and your wife are at least sort of separated. If she agrees that you may consider this to be...
You have a very difficult situation. You have very little chance unless you can actually prove the things you are saying here. Get to a good local...
Call a good local lawyer and be prepared to provide copies of everything you have related to this matter. Good luck
If you can get the folks that did the first "rebuild" to say what you say they will say, you certainly have a shot, but it will not be easy, and...
Have you tried asking them about this, given that they told you it would not be a problem? I would try that, but do not think you have a case of...
Of course you can. Everything is a matter of proof. Take all of your information and documentation to a good local lawyer. Good Luck.
It certainly should be, as long as there have not been any payments on the account in over 6 years (including garnishments and other forced...
No, but it could affect the survivor benefit you would otherwise receive from social security