Contracts and agreements Lawyer
Practice Areas: Contracts & Agreements, Landlord & Tenant ... +3 more
Yes, you are evicted. But based on what you have told us here, you may have an action against Kim for fraud, breach of contract, statutory...
Depending on a lot of factors not known to me, you might get a bigger award doing it yourself. But it might cost you a lot more than you get with...
Mr. Morton is right as to ownership. However, you will both remain liable to the lender.
The amount suggests small claims. But the question is whether you're going to be able to get at the master. For that, you need an attorney to...
Prevention of leakage from outside is the landlord's responsibility. The steps to take depend on whether you want out of the lease or not. A...
See a lawyer. The jurisdiction may be critical since a different statute of limitations applies for out of state debts as opposed to Az debts. If...
The cheapest, safest solution by far is to pay the $34.
You could be. You need to take the details and your paperwork to an attorney.
Landlord can go after either one of you for the full amount. You can sue the co-tenant for overpay.
As crude as the dealer's behavior was, I see no claim, assuming there was no trade in involved. Sorry.
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