Could I call the cops on my 19 year old brother for continuously threatening to kill me (17) and my cat?
Can you? Sure. Will they do anything? To be honest, it sounds like you are both acting like a couple of children, so I doubt it.
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Can you? Sure. Will they do anything? To be honest, it sounds like you are both acting like a couple of children, so I doubt it.
What you need to do is hire an attorney to evaluate your risk in talking to the police.
The best answer is that you should work it out with your tenant. The second best is that we would need to look at your lease.
Ok. It sounds like you are annoyed, but that doesn't mean you have a legal claim. Employees are not entitled to fair treatment. Employers are...
The timing depends on the nature of the request for relief. You would most likely need to be prepared to pay out of pocket for such a suit.
Well, it is probably a good idea to talk to your employer. You got the insurance, and you didn't pay for it. See if there is a mutually agreeable...
It's the landlord's burden to prove the damages. Walkthroughs, while a good idea, are not required under the statute.
Yes, they can wait to issue the ticket. If the employee has a defense, you should hire an attorney to dispute the ticket.
You shouldn't be serving subpoenas if you can't figure out this incredibly basic answer.
We have no idea why your attorney hasn't responded, but you should treat this as a business matter. Set up a meeting, share your concerns, and...