Hello! Not super important, but the HOA (to be clear, NOT our landlords landscapers) came and dug up all of the ground plants against the home we are renting, and trimmed all of the fauna and trees, without our permission. All growing areas were covered with mulch as well. I loved the plants in our... View More 
answered on Nov 2, 2020
One would need to review the HOA documents as well as your particular lease. Generally, issues such as landscaping and overall maintenance are included in the HOA docs as well as penalties should the HOA docs not be followed. Your lease may contain language regarding maintenance of the property,... View More
And if they do post a negative review can the business sue that client?
answered on Jul 29, 2019
While a business may place its policy in fine print, the question is if that policy is enforceable. One must review the entire contract, and make sure that (s)he acknowledges and accepts its content. On a practical level, it would not make sense for a business to contemplate suing a client for a... View More
I signed a sublease agreement but shortly after (2 weeks later) I was told by management that subleasing was not allowed and that we would be receiving an eviction notice in the near future. Is the sublease contract that I signed void? or is still still legally binding even though it was against... View More
answered on Jul 2, 2019
A review of the underlying lease should provide the answer as to whether a sublease is allowable within the confines of your lease. If in fact there is a provision not allowing for a sublease, then your sublease agreement with the lessee is not valid.
answered on Jul 2, 2019
It would be helpful to review the terms of your "work contract." If you have an actual employment contract, the terms of your employment should be incorporated, especially terms concerning breaches of the contract and your rights pursuant to the contract . More information is needed... View More
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