My tenant had never paid rent and she won't leave. I have given her notices in writing but she won't sign them. What do I do??

Just to agree with the other attorneys so hopefully you take heed to our advice, EVICT! Find a landlord-tenant attorney to make sure you've...

Do I have a discrimination and retaliation complaint

I agree with Gordon. The short answer is this "could be" discriminatory but you won't know until more information is obtained on who they hired,...

Can a part time employee sue for equal pay?

The shower answer is: yes. Employment and wage & hour law claims are rather technical so you will be best served contacting a local employment...

Can landlords lose or misplaced our move in inspection ? What can we do in a small claims court?

They can lose it as the law does not require them to have a copy. However, it's their problem if they lost it because they'll have a hard time...

I'm giving my tenant a 30 day notice to cure. (two year Lease) Do I have to give notice every month he's late.?

Is there a particular reason you are issuing 30-day notices instead of 5-day notices? Do you have any fee in the lease agreement for when the...

I am unclear as to if I can state on my Lease that a security deposit will NOT be returned if the lease is broken.

I agree with the previous attorney. Given leases can be broken for 'lawful' reasons, a provision that holds a security deposit will not be...

I have been working for a guy as an independent contractor. The last check I received from him he canceled. What can I do?

If you don't want to sue, you could retain an attorney to send a "demand letter" which essentially says "pay up or I'll sue." Otherwise, you have...

My son, who served several years in the US Army, deployed to Iraq, and just graduated with an Executive MBA in January.... and

You can certainly do that but it may not help much. Your son needs a lawyer most importantly.

This is a contract question. If you agreed to the spot for the term of the lease, then you are bound to it. It's not like there's a law that...

Yes he can sue you. The bigger and separate question is whether he has a case and whether you have a defense. He'll presumably be alleging breach...