I quit in April 2021, he said he was going to come get the building. It is now November 2021 and he sold it to someone. Can I send him an invoice for rent since her kept his building on my property?
You can certainly send an invoice, but unless you had an agreement for the payment of rent you are not going to be able to sue for breach of lease or contract. Research Missouri's abandoned property statute.
My employer refuses to deal with infestation as well as never telling me that an infestation was present
You didn't ask a legal question but I will assume you want to know your options. If you can prove that your employer was negligent then you could recover damages if there were a lawsuit. Whether it is worth suing depends on many factors, including the amount of damages suffered, whether you... Read more »
I paid more than $10,000 in car parts and still haven't been paid back
You cannot put a lien on his vehicle. You can sue him. Whether that makes sense, however, depends on many factors.
1. Did you have an agreement with him to repay the money? If so, was the agreement oral or written?
2. If you were to sue him, would you be able to collect the... Read more »
I know I haven’t been here for a year so they don’t have to give me paid leave and that’s fine but can they honestly fire me for giving birth?
It would be unlawful for an employer to terminate an employee for giving birth.
The new owners is having sewage problems and now wants to sue me. Am I liable for anything that happens to the house?
I suggest that you have an attorney review your sale contract and seller's disclosure form, as well as any written demands from the buyers. You are liable if the buyers sue you and prove their claim or claims against you by a preponderence of the evidence. I have litigated... Read more »
I'm not sure if you are stating that you filed a motion and served the plaintiff with a copy or if you simply wrote a letter to the judge. If the latter, then no. If the former, then you'll have to argue your duly noticed motion and win. Hire an attorney if you can afford one.
By the time I drove it home the oil light came on and then the check engine light came on. It was a Cam position sensor code and there was no oil showing on the dipstick. Will I be able to cancel this contract since it's not me just changing my mind?
It is you changing your mind on account of problems with the vehicle. If you are able to prove that the seller know of problems and made a misrepresentation to you, then an attorney might be able to help you. The challenge in these situations is proving what the seller knew.
If I don't pay him now he's locking up my businessis this even legal
It is unlawful for your landlord to engage in “self help” by changing the locks.
I have proof she is mine
If you know who took your dog, have proof, and are willing and able to pay to hire an attorney, search for a civil litigation attorney in your area.
The written agreement was supposed to be revised by an legal representative after my tenant and I agreed to all the terms that we wrote. Neither parties had any exsperienceing in writing a legalized lease and we both agreed that our agreement was going to be given to an licensed agent to be... Read more »
I suggest that you do what you should have done long ago: spend a little money to hire an attorney. Lease purchase agreements generally go bad. Without seeing what you two wrote, there is no way for an attorney to meaningfully analyze your situation. It may be that your tenant is under a... Read more »
Can I renew the rental agreement just to renting only without the option to own and what documents do I need. State of MO.
Your original contract governs during its term unless both sides agree to amend it. If your tenant won’t agree to an amendment and is breaching the lease then you are free to sue for rent and possession or breach of lease.
Here's the text from Missouri's security deposit statute:
535.300. Security deposits, limitation — holding of security deposits, requirements — return of deposit or notice of damages, when — withholding deposit, when — tenant's right to damages — security deposit... Read more »
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i dont have one mine left for milk
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I live and work in St louis mo. My employer refused to pay me any sort of wage for the first 1.5 months of my employment stating that he didnt have to since i was in "training" but i was normally here alone running everything. I work approximately 57 hours a week. I was allowed to keep only my tips.
The short answer is "yes," you generally should be paid for training and I believe you might have a strong claim to assert. Whether you are a tipped employee may determine the wage due. Contact an attorney in the St. Louis area to discuss representation in going after your employer for... Read more »
My attorney has put my current legal case in jeopardy. I cannot find other representation nor do I have the money to start over. This attorney exhibited lack of knowledge of my case, he miscommunicated terms, and was not transparent in relaying settlement terms. He pushed the agenda of opposing... Read more »
If a lawsuit has been filed then the attorney needs to file a motion to withdraw and the court must grant the motion before the attorney is off the case. You may oppose the motion to withdraw; however, given your dissatisfaction with the attorney I don’t believe you’ll be satisfied with... Read more »
Anyone can sue anyone for anything. That doesn’t mean you have a viable claim. I don’t believe such a suit would go far but you are free to sue.
There was two case numbers, one number apart from each other. The case the verdicts were issued on is the case that was dismissed
It means that you are missing something. Juries do not decide dismissed claims. It wouldn’t make sense for a jury to issue a verdict on a dismissed claim.
My landlord walk in my apartment who is that hoe in the bedroom I find that offisive and harassment
It is generally not unlawful for a landlord to use vulgar speech. Once it comes time to renew your lease, you might want to consider not renewing in order to find a better landlord.
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