How do I prepare a notice to move out for my mother who is under hospice care and won’t be returning to her rental?
First, look at your lease to see if it prescribes the form of notice. Second, if the lease is silent, look at Iowa Code Chapter 562A.
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First, look at your lease to see if it prescribes the form of notice. Second, if the lease is silent, look at Iowa Code Chapter 562A.
Well, the written notice may be a problem. Many times, tenants have to sue their landlords to get their deposit back, so there's no telling what...
Well, a little more information might be helpful. For starters, if you were pulled over without a license, did they impound your car? I would...
The grounds you have listed are not a basis for termination of parental rights.
We can't just divine whether you have a sustainable defense based on three lines of text. However, that he "didn't know it happened" sounds...
Yes, a conservator would have the authority to kick you out.
Well, Iowa is a comparative fault state, so you could both be found responsible.
Yes, they can. But that judgment call is up to law enforcement if a crime is reported to them.
This is a great question for your attorney. It appears that you are mixing the concepts of speedy trial rights and statute of limitations. The...
Married? Not? What's the nature of her interest in the property? What's the nature of yours?