Use your favorite search engine and search the following subjects:
1) encroachments an remedies in Missouri, and
2) adverse possession Missouri.
This is not a case of a misplaced fence. There are multiple structures. The current owner would prefer to reduce the price rather than remedy the...
You went there, received a service, paid for the service, and regret the amount that you paid for. You have no case. Just don't go back.
You can write a letter to the owner or leave a negative review, but that's about it.
If by "shady" you mean illegal activity is going on there, you can...
Short answer: it depends. But it was a "gift" so you don't have any legal "right" to it. So it depends on whether it is easily located and whether those handling the estate see the painting as trash or treasure.
Three obvious cases:
Case 1: The casual friend had a will, and the painting is...
So, since none of us are mind readers please clarify:
1) By "adu" do you mean "Accessory Dwelling Unit", the more formal term for an in-law apartment?
2) What do you mean by "paying for an adu that never happened, nothing was done"? Are you saying that your aunt paid someone to add an...
I didn't misread it, and still came to the conclusion that the accident was not caused by LL's negligence.
One could perhaps make a more reasonable argument if the accident happened while walking forward on a sidewalk, but it generally has to be more egregious than just uneven pavers or a patch...
Breathe.
Now breathe again.
There are two possibilities:
1) Your rent has been paid in full, or
2) Your rent has not been in full.
It sounds like you have been receiving some form of housing assistance.
https://www.illinoishousinghelp.org/
I don't know if the issue if you not paying your...
Guess you should stick to walking forwards.
And I am saying this as someone who has balance issues.
Not legally relevant. Seriously.
If you doubt us strangers on the internet, then get an initial consult with a lawyer. Or several lawyers. If any of them are willing to take on your case on a...
Yes.
But if a brick wall runs into your stationary car, it is not a collision, at least not for insurance purposes.
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Did the owner of the private property have you towed?
What was the reason stated for the tow? e.g. blocking the sidewalk, fire zone, handicapped parking.
Is your issue that you were towed, or is it that you have a problem with who towed you?
Document the negative interactions. Date, time, what happened.
Do not engage. Report instances of assault and battery to police.
Petition for a civil harassment restraining order if you have not already.
This will help in whatever civil claims action you pursue in the future.
So, your brother is deceased, and you aren't being allowed access to bank statements prior to his death, and he didn't save/print out the statements before dying?