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Hi, so I work as a valet and on 04/04/18 at around 4:55 AM I had a small incident with a car. I reported it to my manager and he reported it to the main office. I was supposed to go back that same day at night. However my shift was canceled and two other shifts have also been canceled (Thursday and... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2018
Yes. You can request copies of your employment contract.
Gave 21 days notice I’m moving and asked to use last months payment that was transferred. Landlord said I only have security deposit and need to pay for this month. I’m hesitant to do that bc we did not receive the house originally in a good condition and I don’t want my money with held for... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2018
Yes. Basically you are a month to month tenant and have no right to be there without paying rent. If the money was originally as a security deposit the landlord is correct require that it remain a security deposit.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Before I signed a lease I was told that the person (boyfriend) who was with me while touring was not allowed to stay the night at my complex (3 years prior when with ex girlfriend he spray painted the walls in her apartment she was leasing at the same apartment complex I was about to sign for,)... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2018
You give a lot of details but you do not ask a question. I assume you are wondering if you can get out of the lease due to the conditions you cite. Most likely no. These are not grounds to break a lease.
Former rear neighbor's Pitbull broke into our home and bit our Labrador.They then obtained Stalking Injunction against us after which they drove circles around our home videotaping us pulling weeds in our yard-attempting to elicit a response (we gave no negative response) then alleged we... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2018
Your situation is to complex to to answer via this forum with any detail.
The judge should not have exported commincation with either side. However the Judge can speak to one side in a Hearing if the other side refuses to go into the hearing.
I suggest that you hire an attorney to... View More
He will then be available to access his retirement funds penalty free to purchase the condo.
I plan on constructing a lease with a $20,000 non refundable deposit, and then reduce the selling price by $20,000 at closing
. This way if for some reason he backs out of the sale I will... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2018
Short answer. It depends. Nothing wrong with your approach but the details matter greatly on how it is structured.
I strongly suggest that you consult with a Real estate attorney in your area to set up the “rent to own” and the actual sale correctly.
Good luck.
Whilst I am on holiday abroad for several months my daughter allowed approx 3 people to come live in my home without my permission and apparently they have been there several months. I am returning home and I have been told they refuse to leave. My daughter has left the house and moved to an... View More
answered on Apr 9, 2018
I agree with attorney Louis-Charles’ advice.
I suggest that you hire an attorney from your area to handle this matter.
I have receipts for MY merchandise
answered on Apr 9, 2018
No way to say for sure. If the items were purchased for the business they may be a business asset. You need to consult with a attorney to go over all of the details of the business formation and the separation then get specific advise.
Will wife have to also file bankruptcy? Car wreck and i was at fault. My car and i was driving.
answered on Apr 9, 2018
If the car was in your name only, there would be no liability to your wife. You can file bankruptcy without your wife having to do so. However I suggest you get a full evaluation from your bankruptcy attorney on the issue.
No electric no water etc. once joined do I have to pay amities on. A property that will not have anyone using amities?
answered on Apr 10, 2018
Not sure what you mean by amenities. It sounds like you are in an HOA. If so, they likely have the right to charge you for amenities based upon owning two lots in the subdivision. Your use of the lot is not relevant to that issue.
My local court clerk said I do not qualify for simple distribution without administration because the trust paid his funeral expence. There are no outstanding debts. The cost of formal probate, including filing fees and mandatory attorney fees exceed the amount in the account. Is there any... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2018
I agree with attorney, Richardson. Have the trustee file for disposition without administration to seek reimbursement to the trustee who paid the funeral.
Good luck,
Terminmite infestation duct system was as old as house mold an causing me breathing problems inspection said everything is great that also had to be replaced...ect thank u
answered on Apr 5, 2018
Consult with a real estate attorney in your area to evaluate bringing a claim for undisclosed defects that materially affect the value of the home.
Good luck,
Also when I have to move out? In florida
answered on Apr 5, 2018
You are a month to month tenant. Technically you have the right to live in the property 30 days at a time. The landlord should give you reasonable notice that he is going to show the property. It sounds like its time to find a new place to go asap.
should one explain the truth and facts of the incident to/for the judge at a hearing for dismissal (not a trial) or just reiterate a respectful demand for dismissal
answered on Apr 5, 2018
No idea. There is not enough information here to venture a response. It is clear that you have some type of court case pending. Asking what you should or should not do in a court case, via the internet is not the best approach. If you are representing yourself in a litigation case, and you do... View More
I have found property which belongs to an estate. The estate was closed and the final discharge did not include home owned by the decedent (estate).
answered on Apr 5, 2018
A non party does not have a right to establish title. You can bid on the property taxes when they come due and when you get two tax certificates you can seek a tax deed. (You will be competing with a number of people and entities, many entities attempt to buy every single tax certificate issued... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2018
In theory only a few days maybe no more than 10 days. However the person who gave the opinion would control the time frame.
I have a MOU replacing an Operating Agreement. Is this OK?
answered on Apr 5, 2018
No way to say without first reviewing the documents you reference.
I suggest that you consult with an attorney in your area to have the agreement reviewed and then get specific advice.
I have no issue filling it out but he has nothing to do with the judgement.
answered on Apr 5, 2018
The form approved by the Florida Supreme Court includes spouse information. I personally do not agree that a creditor of a spouse should be able to get spouse information. But that is the approved form.
Hope this helps and good luck.
Full disclaimer: in 2009 I filed for chapter 7 and this property was supposed to be discharged. fast forward to now and I just found out that I'm still on the tittle and it was never sold or foreclosed. I've received an offer to by the property and I'm not sure what to do.
answered on Apr 4, 2018
In theory you can sell it, but most likely the mortgage is still a lien against the property. I suggest that you consult with a real estate attorney here in Florida to look at your title history and then give you advice on what you can do.
answered on Apr 4, 2018
As attorney Klurfeld points out the new owner does not have to honor your lease.
I have a degree in the field and they wouldn't be expanding to the area unless I contacted them to train me on opening an educational center in the area. I didn't mind signing an NDA but the NCA is very extreme and for 10 yrs. They also added that they can terminate our relationship with... View More
answered on Apr 4, 2018
This is an extremely complex matter and there is no way give you advise via this forum.
Due to its complex nature you need to consult with an attorney from your area.
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