Can I get out of a lease I initialed but never signed?

Simple answer is no, you may not terminate the lease under these facts. You have performed on the contract, as has the landlord. This can take...

Simple answer is "probably." There are some nuances, however, such as if you are in a position of authority over the younger person.

It is likely the prosecutor will argue against you, however all case are done case by case, and you may still be able to convince the judge you are...

Can the realtor take all the earnest money if they have breached the contract?

This sounds really, really fishy. Earnest money does not typically go to the realtors. Typically realtors only get paid if a sale is finalized. ...

How do I go about my case when a debt collector is going after me.

Assets may be executed upon only after a legal judgment is entered against you by the court. It is always best to address debts before a lawsuit...

Is the defendant considered served when a summons and complaint to a business and it's signed by an employee?

If the summons was delivered to the manager one would presume it is good service. Part of a manager's duties is to address legal concerns, so such...

Unfortunately it is impossible to answer this question without a full review the circumstances, educational standards, and procedures in place for...

So i have an assignment in english 2 and im having a problem with it. I thought you guys are smart and could help.

Our education taught us to research our questions through proper sources of legal precedence and scholarly writings. You need to do something...

Is there a statute in Alaska that prohibits the defendant from disposing of assets once the suit has been filed?

Generally, no. If the case is a divorce or the case specifically involves the property in question then possibly. However, in general one is not...

Can you put a lien on house where defendant is listed has the owner with a co-owner on that property?

You can do two things: file the judgment in the real property records and seek to attach and foreclose the debtor's portion of the property. ...