Is a contractor legally responsible to close the building permits that are issued to them?
This is a bit unusual. You have not provided enough information. Is there a building on the premises? Did this builder build it? Is there a...
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This is a bit unusual. You have not provided enough information. Is there a building on the premises? Did this builder build it? Is there a...
I think they may well have waived any objections to your deck when they signed the plans. Advise them that the deck will change color over time...
Sounds good to me. What is the issue? I see no problem under the skinny facts you've given that would prevent it from being enforced.
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Consider a Chapter 13. You might be able to accomplish more there than anywhere else, but you need the advice of an experienced bankruptcy laywer
Why don't you move. I wouldn't want to stay in a place like that with a landlord such you describe. There should be plenty of places in Orlando...
If you want to stay in that house, then you need to work this out using a lawyer on your behalf. Landlords always have the upper hand, so you need...
If the lease has run, or you are on a month-to-minth the landlord can choose to terminate at its/their option. Rather than trying to tilt at...
I answered this question for you earlier. The facts haven't changed, so the events don't either.
Federal court is a little bit different. If you didn't respond to the first set of pleadings they may not be sure where to forward matters. Go to...
Don't do anything! Let the clerk's motion take its course. Attend the hearing only to determine that the dismissal is entered. Do not volunteer...