Corporate and incorporation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Corporate & Incorporation, Contracts & Agreements, Real Estate
I can't think of any rational reason why you would want to stay in such a place. But if you intend to escrow rent, you need to comply with the Rent...
I agree with the other attorneys about hiring your own engineer, but just wanted to add: (a) the Township's engineer or building inspector is...
The facts stated in your question sound complicated and most likely are dependent on whatever documents you signed during the house-purchasing...
The facts in your question are unclear. But the following rules apply, generally: For any real estate owned jointly (by the entireties) by your...
Your question cannot be accurately answered without reading the entire lease and investigating all the facts surrounding the situation. ...
If the buyer or seller has a right to terminate an agreement of sale, it would be provided for in the agreement itself. If there is no such...
A relatively new statute was passed in 2012 (found In Title 68, section 250.505a, et seq.) entitled “Dispositions of Abandoned Personal Property”,...
Your question is not clear as to whether you exercised your option to purchase contained in a written lease, or whether the owner simply offered to...
Yes, he can always sue you, but that does not mean he will win. The courts will "imply" a warranty for the work done, but the person you did the...
Here's the relevant part of the statute (in Title 68): "Section 250.512. Recovery of improperly held escrow funds (a) Every landlord shall...
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