You can claim attorney fees when you sue her, but the judge is unlikely to make her pay those if you win. Unless there is a specific statute that specifies attorney fees, then each party usually pays their own attorney fees -- unless the judge uses discretion to make one party pay the other's... View More

The neighbor might be able to stop you, depending on all the facts. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to review the situation and advise you of your options. Even if you work it out with the neighbor, you should have an attorney prepare an easement or other written document for... View More

Unless a gift is conditioned on something, like getting married, then it belongs to the recipient. If the giver takes it back, the recipient can sue. With the truck, since both your names are on the title as owners, both of you have the legal right to drive it, but both of you are required to... View More

If you signed a valid written lease, and it still is in effect, it cannot be changed without your consent. They are attempting an improper eviction. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local attorney to review the circumstances and advise the landlord and others that you will take legal action.... View More

A parking lot is private property, and the owner can impose any restrictions on parking, and tow vehicles that do not comply.

In a conveyance of real estate, or any interest therein, the words "general warranty covenants" have the full force, meaning, and effect of the following words: "The grantor covenants with the grantee, his heirs, assigns, and successors, that he is lawfully seized in fee simple of... View More

You can still follow the normal eviction process, even without a written lease. You give them the required written notice to vacate, and if they don't, then you file the eviction. Check your local court web site for the eviction process, or use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local... View More

Zoning laws are matters of public record, so a buyer is legally deemed to have knowledge of them. And most deeds typically convey the property subject to all zoning ordinances and restrictions. And if the property is sold As-Is, that further puts the burden on the buyer to fully investigate --... View More

Cannot imagine that the work taking 2 1/2 years did not breach at least a portion of the contract. Was it properly permitted and installed by a licensed installer? The emails may establish a waiver. Have you been able to stay in the house? I would imagine that an occupancy permit was not issued.

It's not clear what the question is here. Roughly, it looks like someone said things about you that have caused you monetary harm. If you added a couple of additional facts about the nature of what was said (without including any personal information), maybe an attorney who deals with... View More

Unless the tenant failed to provide you with a forwarding address, it should be returned within 30 days minus any itemized deductions. Otherwise, you may be forced to pay the tenant's damages and attorney fees. See the quoted code section below:

5321.16 Procedures for security... View More

Emotional support animals are assistance animals, not service dogs. This is an important legal distinction to keep in mind. You would need to go to Court, small claims likely, and ask for the specific performance of having the dog returned. You will want to bring all evidence that the dog is yours... View More

There are a lot of drivers license reinstatement clinics throughout Ohio, search around google for one in your County. There are a bunch coming up soon.

You would have to report it to the court, and the court would decide.

Check with the court in which the case claims to have been filed.

If you do not have a written lease, landlord can terminate the lease at the end of any month by giving 30 days written notice. Notice given on 9/17 would be effective on 10/31, and if not out on 11/1, landlord could file an eviction action. But if rent is not paid on time, landlord only has to... View More

Maybe 10-15% of the value if a court deems you liable. Neighbor could sue you in small claims court. The court would decide if you have liability, based on the condition of the tree, any danger it posed, etc.

The owner of private property decides rules for driving on their property, and the property manager makes rules on behalf of the owner, and can decide who can drive on it.

As the owner of pit bull, you are a vulnerable target for a lawsuit if something bad happens. You should consider whether the fence should be taller. You might also advise the neighbor of your concern. Perhaps the neighbor might want to install a taller fence. Check with your homeowner... View More

That depends on whether you have an employment contract and whether that employment contract gives them the ability to search your car if it's on their property. It seems unlikely, however. You should call an employment attorney.