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answered on Sep 8, 2022

Likely the landlord or the agent of the landlord will file with the court enforcing judgment against you for violation of the settlement and obtain a writ of possession to remove you from the premises.

A California attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for three weeks. Nationwide, this is more of a courtesy matter than a legal matter. Ordinarily, if the newly arrived vehicle's driver sees that someone is waiting for a particular parking spot, they will move on to search... View More

A California attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It sounds like a class action lawsuit. The attorneys here can't reach out to you; the forum doesn't work like an attorney referral service. You could reach out to attorneys you research on your own, or... View More

It looks like your question went overlooked for two weeks in this category. You could try two things. You could repost under the Social Security category. There's no guarantee all questions are ultimately picked up. You could also reach out to social security disability attorneys, using either... View More

You really need to discuss with a commercial law attorney in your local area. I had a case like this years ago over an ice machine that was financed for a fish market- they use lots of ice. The bad news is that the loan company is not subject to the same defenses in collecting on the financing,... View More

Yes, you have been the victim of Elder Abuse, it appears, although you did not state your age. If over 65 you have additional protections at law. So, here are two problems with your case: 1. If the property you are addressing is worth under $10,000, then you are in Small Claims J/D. No... View More

First, very sorry to hear about the dad's medical condition, it must be very stressful for you right now. The co-workers are not under an obligation to refund your money. Perhaps if you tried to appeal to them on another basis, like you really need the money due to the dad's illness, it... View More

Don't do it. Painters must be licensed unless the job can be done for less than $600. Hiring one that has no license and no insurance opens you up to personal liability if he injures himself, like by falling off the ladder. You don't want to be a defendant in a lawsuit, and there is... View More

Unless occupancy of the storage room is a part of your lease, you need to remove your property before it is disposed of by the owners. If you have a right to the storage area by your lease, then you should contact a local attorney to discuss your personal situation.

This is a question in Probate Law. I would think that your safest course of action is to open a probate as the personal administrator for your deceased husband and obtain the proper court orders to dispose of the property by sale or deed. You should contact a local PROBATE attorney to discuss your... View More

You REALLY need to contact a "Lemon Law" attorney to find out what rights you have. Cannot tell from this description but you may have claims against Midas, the shop that sold it to you, etc.

Interesting question, did the OD cause an accident in which the person was killed? Normally the insurance covers injuries that occur as a result of the operation of a motor vehicle, not someone dying in the car. If you believe that the operation of the vehicle "caused" the person's... View More

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If your Aunt owned the house individually, a probate administration in court will be necessary to get legal authority to evict the tenants (if they won't leave voluntarily). You said that you have the house. Are you on the deed? More information would help to provide you with a more... View More

Your question remains open for two weeks, and there's no point losing further time in the Uncategorized section of this forum. You could try reposting under the Patents (Intellectual Property) category. There's no guarantee that every post is picked up, but you would have better chances... View More

My condolences for your loss. Consult with a litigation attorney who is experiences with bringing cases against the county/government (there are special rules and privileges that apply) in the area the incident occurred. You may need to interview several litigators to find the right one, but... View More

More information would be needed to give you a responsible answer. Does your Mother have capacity, what is her condition, is she on State benefits, who are you seeking compensation from (your Mother, the State, etc.)? Private consultation with an elder/estate attorney would provide you with a... View More

Any legal claims would be against the estate of the deceased owner. Finding out the status of the owner's estate (i.e. in Probate Court, trust administration, etc.) will assist you, and your legal counsel, to determine the proper procedure for recovering what the estate owes you.

Sue her. Of course, you have her signature on a document promising to repay, just like a bank would have if it loaned $40,000, right? Because if you are going to act like a bank, of course you took all the precautions that a bank would take including a trust deed securing your loan with the... View More

YES. You are entitled to a 10 minute rest break for each 4 hours worked or "or major fraction thereof"., as close to the middle of the 4 hour period as practicable. This means one break after 2 hours, and one break after 6 hours, on the clock. 3.5 hours of 4 hours is a "major... View More