I have just signed a lease for an apartment. Room mate threatened me with violence if I come back to the apartment
Probably not. But you can take action against the roommate for assault.
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Probably not. But you can take action against the roommate for assault.
Also, the failure to pay overtime can be actionable depending on what your job is and whether the amount of lost time is enough to justify doing...
You don't have to settle for a salvage tank. And all agreements, like that regarding rental reimbursement, should be written.
The new owner stepped into the shoes of the old one. He is responsible for the security deposit.
With the new evidence, go back to the police.
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Probably nothing legally unless the supervisor arbitrariness is based on sex, race, religion, national origin, etc.
If the document you signed or initialed is what I think it is, you have a problem since they are going to deny the conversation with you about...
The state where the contract was made.
Contract law does not require anyone to have a heart. So you are bound to the terms of the contract, whatever it says about termination.
It is not necessary to hire a realtor.