Living in a association home division;harassing letters to go so far for a lean against the property
The answer is: it depends. You need to review your convenants and any rules made pursuant to those covenants. I have seen silly fights by HOA's...
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The answer is: it depends. You need to review your convenants and any rules made pursuant to those covenants. I have seen silly fights by HOA's...
The answer in Georgia is NO for superior court. An owner or some limited officers may be able to represent a corporation in magistrates court.
From the limited information you have posted, they appear to be changing the contract unilaterally. At this point, the most cost effective action...
If you still have an attorney, you need to discuss the matter with that attorney. The judge will not hear you without your attorney. If your...
The answer will depend upon the specific terms of your contract. If there is not a provision to extend closing upon the occurrence of some...
The answer will in a large part depend on the actual wording of the covenants. Often the leasing prohibition provisions are poorly drafted. There...
Mr. Lawler gave you some good information. I would add to that information that if you determine to go forward with some form of this, you should...
The simple answer is that, unless you have some very unusual circumstances , a judge is not going to order that a property owner convey legal title...
There are a number of issues related to the case as you have explained it. The amount claimed for damages, the validity of the purported contract,...
I would recommend you discuss the matter with an attorney to review the paperwork and determine the actual status of the loan and the demand. In...