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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney Dean A. Fankhauser
How Does the Eviction Process Work in Iowa?
Introduction Have you ever rented an apartment or home? There is a big chance you have, whether it is your current living situation or a prior living
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney Ogo Nwaneri
How to Prepare for Your Virtual Court Hearing
Get clarity Meet with your Attorney the day before the hearing and ask any and every clarifying question you have including the exact date and time yo
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney John Kiritsis
A guide to gross leases in New York City. Kiritsis Law 212 922 0005
What is a gross lease? Put simply, a gross lease is a commercial lease agreement, whereupon a tenant is basically only responsible for rent payment.
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney John Kiritsis
A guide to NYC rent security deposit rules. Kiritsis Law 212 922 0005
Broad Overview. What constitutes a security deposit? A security deposit is a lump sum of money given by tenant to landlord in trust, in order to compe
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney John Kiritsis
A guide to New York real estate contracts of sale. Kiritsis Law Group 212 922 0005
Major Issues. 3 key takeaways with regards to contracts of sale involving NY real property may be summed up and synopsized (broadly overgeneralized) a
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney John Kiritsis
Latest Covid 19 updates for Brooklyn Housing Court eviction proceedings. Kiritsis Law 212 922 0005
Common Issues When was the eviction case filed? How has the lease agreement (if any) addressing pandemic situations like Covid 19 (if at all)? Does
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney John Kiritsis
Buying a condominium in New York City. Kiritsis Law Group 212 922 0005
Common Issues. A condo is a type of hybrid fused property — on the one hand, the purchase of a condo allows its owner with obtain fee simple real pr
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney Jeffrey Quinn Daybell
Top 5 Tips for Surviving an Eviction in Utah
Get it in WRITING Verbal agreements in Utah generally are not binding in court. This means that if your landlord and you agree verbally that the rent
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney Michael B Irish
AZ Landlord - Tenant
AZ Residential LL/T Act - ARS Title 33, Chapter 10 By statute, LLs in AZ have to maintain a property to certain standards: Section 33-1324(A)(2) of t
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LEGAL GUIDE
Written by attorney John Derreck Whitson
Tennessee Residential Eviction Procedure
Notice A landlord should give notice to the tenant in writing that sets forth the reason(s) for terminating the lease. Generally, the reason is non-p
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