Question on landlord/tenant rights to inspection of rental property

As long as they provide you with at least 24 hours' prior notice, either the landlord, personally, or the landlord's agent (friend, colleague,...

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Absolutely; a lawyer may represent the same client in multiple cases. There may be reasons this couldn't, or wouldn't, happen (such as if the...

An SF-95 form is the preferred form for perfecting a negligence claim against an employee of the Federal government under the Federal Tort...

Client Changed their Business model and now want out of contract. Now saying they thought contract was for something that it ...

If you have a written contract with this business, it's not merely a matter of "he said, she said" but rather it's a matter of what's written into...

True or false environmental groups receive all spent monies back when they win a case against the Federal Government?

In law, there's no such thing as a true or false question. Just like nearly any other legal questions, the answer is that "it depends." There...

Can the landlord use the reason checking to make sure the lights that arent there for a reason to be in my back yard?

Unless the lease specifically indicates otherwise, a landlord can access the non-dwelling part of the leased property (e.g., the outside) without...

After setting trial date at FED yesterday, i was served with another 72 hr notice today, what does this mean?

Hard to say why he did it or what it means, though regardless that does somewhat indicate the strength of a landlord's hand, so to speak,...

If my husband dies, will I as his wife be accountable for his debt?

This is a much more complicated question than a simple online Q&A will be able to answer. You and your husband should contact a trust and estates...

Can I sue for damages or legal fees if I win my harassment case or it gets dropped?

You should ask the attorney you hire to provide you with that analysis. If your girlfriend has made a police report and you're being prosecuted in...

Breaking my lease due to buying a house.

No, it likely means that the landlord will seek the damages as allowed by law, which currently is set by ORS 90.302(2)(e) as -- you guessed it --...