Your current state is Ohio
He found out he was the primary leaser when the cops came to the house and handed him a hand full of tickets when he went to file his taxes thay had put he made 68,000.00 a year so that put him on a different tax bracket now he owes 4,000 to federal and almost 4,000.00 in ticket
answered on Apr 17, 2024
It isn't fully clear what is taking place here, but if your boyfriend received citations or charges involving a hit and run with a vehicle operated by someone else, he should consider consulting with an attorney on the tickets you mention, noting the due dates for answers/appearances outlined... View More 
The mayor of my town has recently announced that the city will no longer do business with the local paper because he did not like an article about a city council meeting.
The buyer is 4 months behind on payments and two years behind on taxes which is in the contract. The buyer has been always late on every payment since the land contract was signed. The owner has sent the proper letter to start eviction process. Another two weeks he could file court papers for... View More
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answered on Apr 17, 2024
In a land contract, the seller retains legal title to the property until the buyer fulfills all the terms of the contract, including making all payments and paying property taxes. The buyer cannot legally sell the property without the owner's permission and the legal title.
Given the... View More
My roommate is threatening me of breaking the lease or not paying their part of the rent if I do not sign a roommate relinquishment form by the end of the month. She is claiming that we've made her feel unsafe, however, we have not prohibited her from the apartment nor have we retaliated in... View More
Id like to know if a corporation ( more specifically a Inc.) seeks to signs a legal document (e.g. bank loan, lease etc) how must the document be formally signed to be fully legal and valid?
Should the president of the corporation simply sign on behalf of the corporation as follows... View More
answered on Apr 17, 2024
The corporation can authorize anyone to sign on its behalf. It could be an officer of the corporation like the president, a vice president, or treasurer. It could be an employee. It could even be someone who does not work for the corporation at all.
Typically, either the corporation... View More
I need to edit terms and conditions for the company, I have a primary version to review.
How do I go about that and so ensure it is binding?
I do home repairs and remodeling. My normal practice is to ask for material payment prior to ordering, and also ask for 30% of the labor cost at commencement of work. Lately, I have had clients accept estimates, only to later engage another contractor. When this happens, I am out my costs... View More
I have a property which I need to be managed by a property management organization that I want the contracts to be reviewed by a lawyer. I can provide the documents. I would like to know more about the review process by a lawyer and the cost of it.
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
Here's an overview of what you can expect when seeking contract document review from a lawyer:
1. Consultation: Schedule an initial consultation with a lawyer specializing in real estate law to discuss your needs and provide them with the relevant documents.
2. Review process:... View More
I'm disabled my apartment burned down in Atlanta I was relocating to West Palm Beach Florida to start a new life I was working with someone who lives in WPB Florida to get an apartment, I LOANED and drew up a contract for $5,100 he asked for an additional $200 now he Blocked all communication... View More
Essentially theyre saying they couldnt make the deal work we had and they had to use a different bank that will require another $1000 as an additional down payment
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-issue with my interlock Co. and their franchise stores,
- they breached the contract and their imprudent actions made continuance of their services untenable.
-amongst other issues, They were not reporting my payments and calibrations to... View More
I just want to be rid of the house, but I want things like: someone to put the fence back after the house is moved, cleaning up the lot from any pipes, wires, etc. , and no to hit the brick wall around the cistern which is near the house-to-be-moved.
The salesperson changed the "Terms & Conditions" on the estimate and then gave the client different payment terms without the owner's permission.
The finance person did not give me the choice if I wanted the optional services added to my purchase. As she went over everything she said "you will get" never saying they are optional and have a additional charges. I noticed next day which was the weekend. I was told she would not be... View More
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answered on Apr 15, 2024
Defendant can claim the Statute of Frauds unless there is a writing, even a cashed check. General Sessions suit will cost about a third of your prospective judgment. If you get a judgment by default including costs, you will still have to work to collect it.
Myself and a friend are looking for a rental apartment in Boston. On of these listing sites, a real estate agent reached out to me offering to help me, without stating there was a fee for service or making me sign anything agreeing to a fee. We finally find a place we like and the agent send us a... View More
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