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The landlord has cashed the check that would cover the period of 10/17-11/17. Does the lamndlord bear any responsibilty for providing me a renewed lease? Can the landlod, at this point, decide to not grant a yearly lease and consider me to on a month to month lease therefore charging higher rent?
answered on Oct 12, 2016
It depends on how the original contract you signed is worded. Some times you can go month to month at the same rate. Sometimes you go month to month, but with an increased rate. I would discuss this with your landlord first before seeking legal representation.
she asked her Dad to take her to the hospital he told her no.Instead he sent her to school she is 8 yrs old she suffered for 3 days what can i do
answered on Oct 12, 2016
You could seek litigation, but that doesn't necessarily mean that you will win. I would look for an attorney that is willing to review the case in detail prior to making any definitive actions.
The renters had a party and one of the party goers burned herself on our stove and wants us to pay her medical bills. We feel we don't have to - is that correct?
answered on Oct 12, 2016
It depends on the details. I would research the best attorney for that particular field and have them review the case with a fine tooth comb.
I have been a participant of the program, for the past8 years, and have forwarded my concerns to the staff members, and have been called a "liar", and have been threatened by both the staff members, other participants, and mon participants, when I complained. They still refuse to address... View More 
answered on Oct 12, 2016
I would recommend that you consult an attorney to review the case in more detail.
my son was at school last Thursday and at recess he had an altercation with another boy in which this boy head butt my son in the chest took my sons glasses off his face and proceeded to break them, then he grabbed my sons arm and bit him causing severe bruising the school assured me that this... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2016
I would refer to an attorney for a consultation. Situations like this can be delicate, but if you feel that your son's rights have been violated, then you have the ability to dig further into the situation.
Best of luck
We received a King Charles from a family that just "weren't dog people anymore". They told us he is the sweetest dog ever & all this other stuff which he for the most part is. But when you try to hug or get too close he gets aggressive & has bit my boyfriend multiple times... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2016
you can sue, for anything, but that doesn't mean you will win the case or a settlement. I would research and consult an attorney that specializes in these cases.
Am I on the hook for any of this?
answered on Oct 7, 2016
Depends on the little details. I would consult an attorney and not answer any questions without representation.
i was in going straight and the other vehicle was turning left, but was standing really close to the line when i drove off my door scrap against their door. police officers came no tickets are blame were given the motorist drove off and i went on my way that was 2 years ago now i receive a lawsuit... View More
answered on Oct 7, 2016
They can file whatever they would like. I would seek legal representation in any situation, and not answer any questions with out your attorney present to advise you.
- he's single and we're looking at care for him for the rest of his life and he'll have to live with my parents. My mom is looking at having to quit her job just to manage things - will any kind of settlement cover her lost income?
answered on Oct 12, 2016
It depends on the details. I would consult a lawyer to review your case in detail.
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