Everything that I have read shows that I have to pay taxes and upkeep on home. The home has no mortgage. I am being told that I have to pay homeowner's insurance. What is the truth? This is in Texas
It sounds like you have a life estate. Life tenants must maintain the house, which should include an insurance policy to protect the remaindermen in the event that the house is damaged. If there was a fire, for example, you'd be responsible to pay for the damages. An insurance policy is cheaper.
but the police took his side and threatened to arrest me if I called them again. I was also told as long as he received mail here, he was a resident. I was told my landlord could have him evicted. He tried but we both got the runaround and Covid-19 restrictions came into place by time we finally... Read more »
Yes, your landlord can move to evict him only. If your landlord is willing to help, have them meet with a real estate attorney to make sure they are following proper eviction procedure, otherwise your boyfriend could have a potential wrongful eviction suit.
The Louisiana eviction... Read more »
My father is horrible. I am 16 years old, my mom passed when i was 10. I love my father i have to, but i cannot stand his verbal abuse. He does so much for me, but i am breaking as a person everyday. I have a sister who is financially stable and she would let me come over anytime. I just don’t... Read more »
Sorry, CPS likely won't do anything about this.
I was in a similar situation, and got a job so that I could spend as little time in my father's house as possible. It sucks, but I think you're stuck for 2 more years. The good news is that by that time, you can save some... Read more »
I want to file for adult guardianship and I don't have money to pay for an attorney right now. I want to know if anyone can help me out.
Contact New Jersey Legal Services, they should be able to help you. Good luck.
There were witnesses that confirmed her threats and she hasn’t been fired or reprimanded
Whether or not your employer fires her is not up to you; it's solely up to the employer. You could seek a restraining order against the employee who threatened you.
Something fell on it by accident and it scrstch
It could depend on how it happened. If it happened to an employee while the vehicle was assigned to them, many companies have standard operating procedures for reporting minor property damage claims. Most companies have insurance in place for such damages. If it was caused by someone outside the... Read more »
Saying we could have it back . He dont want the house . Wont answer any text. We still have title and in our name. We need to know what do we do to from this point on.
You could put the house up for sale again and sue the first buyer for your damages, if any. But it's quite possible that he or she is "judgment proof" and, even if you prevail, you will never collect such a judgment. Cut your losses, keep the partial payment, and sell the house again.
I was stacking cans at my over night job. Only to find black mold on the cans and its shipping box. I told my managers and quickly washed my arms/hands due to me being highly allergic to mold and pennacylin. Regardless I had to rush to take care of this. They had no emergency aid for the allergic... Read more »
You can't sue your employer; worker's compensation is the exclusive remedy for injuries sustained on the job. If it was caused by another company, the manufacturer for example, you may be able to sue it, if you can prove uncompensated damages.
A vehicle repossession i need halted please. Need your help urgently. Thank yoi
If you need urgent assistance, you might lose valuable time awaiting a response here because this forum doesn't work like an attorney referral service. The format here is basically brief legal questions, not attorney match-ups. If you need an attorney urgently, it might be more practical to... Read more »
Your question remains unanswered in this category. There's no guarantee all posts are ultimately picked up, but if you wanted to repost and add Landlord-Tenant and Real Estate as categories, you could have better chances of a response. Good luck
I’d make sure there’s not a warrant out, it could have been mailed to the wrong address.
Based on your post and specifically $38,000, you should consult with an attorney in your area immediately to determine the best way to proceed moving forward. Good luck.
Pursuant to the Maryland Homeowners Assocoation Act, Real Property Code, Section 11B-113.6(c)(iii), "Lot owners who are not present at the meeting may: 1. Vote by proxy in accordance with the requirements of the governing documents and this title; and 2. Be considered present for quorum... Read more »
§ 85-7-251 - Sale of motor vehicle for towing and storage cost. Property owner "shall be liable for the reasonable price of towing and storage of such vehicle; and the towing company to whom the price of such labor and storage costs may be due shall have the right to retain possession of... Read more »
Will there be a warrant out for his arrest or will he be summoned to court?
It really depends on the judge. Your husband's best bet is going to be to contact the circuit clerk's office and determine whether the judge issued a warrant or summons for him to appear.
Rock lights are lights that go up in the wheel well of the vehicle. They can be illuminated at night to light up the tires and part of the road underneath the vehicle.
It depends.
If such vehicle modification potentially distracts other motorists on the state roadways, or creates any road safety issue by blinding others, or interfering with others' driving that vehicle modification may constitute an improper installation due to its impact on road safety.
An Action for a Sale For Partition can be filed by any titled owner. But value, debt and taxes may be factors preventing a successful sale. Hire a competent attorney that knows real property litigation.
I got out of a bad situation and the person on question still has some of my personal property. I left in May of this year and really want my stuff, I just don't know if I can still get it.
An Action To Recover Personal Property in General Sessions should be appropriate. The Court should have the Civil Warrant to be filed and tried.
I'm from Croatia and i'm a law student.
I have to write a research comparing regulations (on "insurance of liability of the owner of the boat for the damage caused to third persons") of other coutries with croatian regulations. If you could give me some links for that... Read more »
If you're asking in the sense of basic INSURANCE COVERAGE for the liability of vessel owners, that would essentially be general insurance regulations. They can differ by region or nation. If you're asking about the concept of PROTECTING or LIMITING the exposure of a vessel owner following... Read more »
I'm not sure if you are stating that you filed a motion and served the plaintiff with a copy or if you simply wrote a letter to the judge. If the latter, then no. If the former, then you'll have to argue your duly noticed motion and win. Hire an attorney if you can afford one.
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