His landlord never sent him a new lease or any information regarding rent. He stopped paying rent. 7 months later they finally contacted him and are now trying to evict him for unpaid rent. Can they do this? What can he do?
Your boyfriend needs to pay the rent.
I am a beneficiary
The answer would depend on who you are in relation to the will. Are you an executor, beneficiary, trustee, guardian etc.
It really is going to depend on the exact nature of the charges and how they were resolved. If it was a clean dismissal with expungment of the arrest, maybe. But I can see "anger management" getting flagged as a mental health exception. Without a criminal record there is nothing to... Read more »
The prosecutor prior to sentencing realize you made a mistake and now she wants to send it back to Grand Jury the defendant did nothing wrong and changed nothing
In general If you talking in regards to a plea bargain, they don't need a reason to withdraw a plea unless the plea deal was already accepted by the defendant in court.
The house has public sewer in the street but was never conected to the house when I bought the house they did not mentioned the septic system in the back yard. Now I am responsable for conecting to the public and it is too expensive! The realtor told me that sorry but it was too late and I dont... Read more »
Unfortunately, unless there was a specific representation in the contract to purchase, failure to do approproate due diligence, resulted in the cost of connecting to the public sewage system falls on your shoulders.
The cold air, moisture from rain come through this home from outside in. Around the never used closed off A.C. casting. HE wants to put new sheetrock. Medically I can not be inside the apartment. I have absolutely no one I can stay with. It's been 2 years of my COMPLAINTS and I faithfully... Read more »
Your situation is complex and beyond the scope of a Justia direct answer. If a NJ resident, I would suggest you contact the Municipal and/or the County Welfare Board for assistance. An alternative source of assistance may be the Legal Aid Society. Contact the County Bar Association for more... Read more »
We have joint custody of three children. I am the parent of primary residence. He pays me $400 a month for three children in child support. My boyfriend moved in and now my ex wants to stop his child support payments.
Every situation is unique and has many factors. I can tell you that cohabitation is a reason to stop alimony payments, but not child support. Those are still his children and he still shares responsibility for their needs. That being said, you should consult with an experienced family law... Read more »
Hello,
I have an issue with my landlord. I signed a year lease but would like to move out early due to excessive noise in the apartment. I understand that in my state (New Jersey) there is a legal obligation of the landlord to mitigate damages. My landlord briefly showed the apartment (over... Read more »
You are correct in your assessment of Landlord's duty to mitigate damages. Keep a daily journal of all events concerning your tenancy, landlord's failure to provide 'quiet enjoyment' (A term of art as required in all leases) because of other tenants' noise, and failure to... Read more »
Yes, the crime is called endangering the welfare of a minor so don't go out with her. If you have already done this and have been charged get yourself a good lawyer
remain the same as a first time refusal?
More information is needed to properly answer your question, so I suggest consulting with a lawyer to get the correct answer for your situation, but In general they are different offenses so the answer would be no, but generally if you have a refusal you get a DWI also so that would be your second... Read more »
That hearing didn't happen. On Nov 16 at 930 am I got an email that the hearing was that day at 9am.I understood that hearing not be more than 10 days from being issued. Is this tro still in effect. I'm in nj.
Most likely yes. A TRO stays in effect unless it is dismissed or amended to an FRO.
Your location says Noncock, OH, but the question is posted in New Jersey? If you are in New Jersey the evictions courts are not really working at this time. Cases can be filed, but the sheriff's are not performing lock outs.
Lawyer said I have to wait for uninsured motorist fund to cut me a check. Basically told me i was on a list and when my number comes my settlement comes.
The judge awarded me 27,000.
I have been waiting forever and I was hoping I could do one of those "it's my money and I need it now" places
I have never heard of such a thing that "your check will be cut when your number comes up."
In NJ, the practice is that the insurance company has to send the check within 30 days.
I think you should request an explanation in writing from your attorney as to what happenmded... Read more »
We were never married totally separated recently. He has had my kids with her several times before I even knew she existed im very uncomfortable with the situation and have asked him not to bring her around kids till things are more serious with them and I meet her. He keeps arguing with me over... Read more »
Its a reasonable question and my suggestion is that you and he jointly meet with a mental health professional with solid experience involved with custody & parenting time matters disputes so that the person can listen to your concerns and listen to his response and make recommendations to both... Read more »
Did you get your uninsured motorist settlement as a "structured settlement"?
Depends on who filed the charges, if filed by the police it generally doesn't matter what the victim wants.
I am 16
What may be the outcome? If I am charged.
The company said if I pay back the money that will be the end. It was a civil demand letter to be exact. They said they will not press charges or get the cops involved but I just want to know what can happen.
If they keep their word and don't file charges nothing will happen to you.
I have been living there for five years,each of those years I've had to deal with him popping up and bringing me gifts,showing up walking around the windows,and just walking in saying he had to drop something off.I have always laughed him off, told him I did not feel comfortable but he... Read more »
There are two issues raised in your question.
The first is the Landlord coming into your apartment uninvited and harassing you generally. Wheteher you have a written or oral lease you are entitled to quiet enjoyment. The landlord is breaching this provision of the lease.As such, you may... Read more »
A cop was on video hitting a man the man was telling the cop to hit him and calling the cop names so the cop slapped him.
We would need to see all the evidence in the case to determine the best defense. That is why by law the prosecution must show the defendant the discovery prior to the trial of the case so a proper defense can be determined based on all the facts of the case for which we have none.
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