Lawsuits and disputes Lawyer
Practice Areas: Lawsuits & Disputes, Litigation
If it is in your lease, then he can evict you. If you do not see it in your lease, ask him to tell you in writing what section of the lease he is...
Continue the efforts with the HOA, because after a while, they'll start the fine process, and that'll get their attention. You can also have a...
Police officers and all law enforcement are totally immune from civil action for carrying out their duties, so you can not sue the police. Also,...
If you feel threatened with harm, call the cops. There is no such thing as HOA privilege, so while the HOA/Board/neighbors were wrong to disclose...
You have tagged "recording conversations" but your question does not sound like he recorded it, but rather listened to it. Okay, he did something...
We get this question all the time on these boards. You are going to have a very tough time legally. Your best bet is to report it to Facebook and...
If you live in a one party state, then as long as the person doing the recording was a party to the conversation, then it's usually not actionable....
No, you don't have enough for a suit. First, you have to prove with admissible evidence to the court who this is--a court will not entertain...
Read the contract you signed, as well as the paperwork and literature you received. It should state the policy on this issue.
Get a consultation with a local plaintiff employment and labor attorney. Most give free consultations, so you have nothing to lose for an...
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