Litigation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Litigation
No way. You will expose yourself to liability. Tenant would have a basis to sue you and you'd lose the 'high ground' ( i.e. muddy the waters) in...
No. 17 with parental permission.
Short answer-no. Your incarceration is your defense to the charges. A criminal defense attorney acting on your behalf should be able derail...
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Your father in law cannot kick you out--he does not have that power, only a WI court does. Eviction is a court process--if you dont leave, your...
You would have to win the case. Let me guess, you intend to present your own case again--now in the Circuit Court? You should know that CC...
you had better make every effort to document your effort to locate her--certifed letters to her address of record, to any other addresses you have...
1. LL is responsible to act immediately to fix the safety and health hazard you described. 2. The tenant's responsibility is to notify the LL...
Whether you signed a lease or not you can't be ordered out except by a court. The Co-tenant does not have the power to evict you.
Send her a letter certified mail, return receipt requested (or fed ex, or some other proveable method of delivery) Give her a few days (if she is...
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