Can I take the "co-owner" off my car loan without him signing off on it?
Practically speaking, any "primary" versus "secondary" distinction on a loan doesn't make much difference. Until the loan is paid off, you're...
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Practically speaking, any "primary" versus "secondary" distinction on a loan doesn't make much difference. Until the loan is paid off, you're...
You likely have the ability to assert a claim for defamation against her. However, proving damages is going to be a tricky, uphill battle....
In addition to my colleague Mr. Bodzin's detailed answer, I wanted to clarify just a bit. There are a variety of reasons that one may want to...
You have a few different options. However, almost all of your options rest squarely on the sufficiency of your written communications with your ex,...
Whether or not the (new) company you applied to could hire you (without facing liability for breaching a contract, such as a non-compete or...
Sure, you can fire your attorney and proceed with representing yourself. However, whether or not this is a good idea (as opposed to just a...
It's certainly possible that the landlord *could* seek to evict you, but it's unclear whether or not they would technically be able to (assuming...
Even those of us that practice in Landlord/Tenant law aren't able to solicit you via Avvo, so the choice in contacting (and potentially/likely...
Of course you can sue her in Small Claims court. However, you likely also have the ability to sue her in normal Circuit Court, which likely has...
This is a very tricky area of law, and you're absolutely going to want to consult with and retain a landlord/tenant and/or real estate attorney to...