After three years in an apartment with no damage, can a tenant be charged for carpet cleaning?
Yes, you can be charged for carpet cleaning; and yes, you can dispute those charges. Whether it makes economic and/or practical sense to do so...
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Yes, you can be charged for carpet cleaning; and yes, you can dispute those charges. Whether it makes economic and/or practical sense to do so...
Yes, you can be charged for carpet cleaning; and yes, you can dispute those charges. Whether it makes economic and/or practical sense to do so...
My colleagues have advised the process if you have actually been sued in court for a debt. While the specific process may differ depending on...
If you didn't have a written agreement, you're going to have to rely on the contents of whatever oral agreement that you may have made with her....
It isn't exactly clear what your question is here. If you're engaged in a lawsuit (likely in Oregon federal court or otherwise out-of-state, as...
A tenant giving a legal notice has no legal effect with regards to a landlord's being able to give a legal notice.
It depends what you mean by they "gave" it to you. If you're a title holder (i.e., it's documented somewhere in writing -- on the title report...
The first step is to collect all of the relevant paperwork that you have and/or can obtain. This includes not only (1) the paperwork relevant to...
Your immigration status ultimately shouldn't affect your rights at all with regard to this matter, whether during the (assumed current) notice...
My colleague, Mr. Abbott, has explained quite clearly your options with regard to making a claim for additional sums owed. I'd add only that,...