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If they need to repair something that may affect your property and your safety as well as of those around you, yes, they can legally do that. As far as notifications, it all depends on the immediacy of the situation and the degree of complexity of the work that needs to be performed. Hope this...

Are you saying that you are section 8 and that you paid $10K to your landlord? Housing should be going after this guy since he was receiving money from taxpayers and from you!

Go back to the seller auction site and see if you there is anything that covers sales terms on insured items.

Your family will really have to prove that your dad's COD resulted from agent orange. Consult with a personal injury attorney to see how you can go about it as well as check the statue of limitations implications. Good luck to you!

Yes, the amount is still within the small claims court cap. If you are not calling him, you will be served in absentia. Best thing for you is to see if you can settle this out of court or if you are truly determined, fight the charges in court.

Listen (and I mean this in the most respectful way) your concern should be on what you are doing. Read your company's corporate credit card policies and see what are the consequences for actions like yours.

That is why you need an attorney to review what you signed for and to see what you received when it comes to the contracted terms. Best of luck to you!

Yes it would and that is because you sold a property that was supposed to be problem free to them. Best of luck to you!

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Since you don't know if you are going to win the case in small claims you should not deduct the amount from the payment due in September. Your case has so many red flags and I think you would be best served if you actually consulted with an attorney in your town to see what other options you...

No laws for such a thing since your problem is being addressed by your landlord...

Do not sign anything if you cannot understand what you are reading!!!! I don't know what your document says and if it is not legible, then you should request a clear copy. A summons is the document that officially starts a lawsuit. It must be in a form prescribed by the law governing procedure...

Will do. TLP - thanks for the new features. I love the links below the postings and the cute messages on the reputation power squares!

Yes - contact the clerk of the court and request a copy and contact the lawyer so s/he can send you a new copy. Best of luck to you!

Rarellan - check out the link below on what age discrimination constitutes and if you still feel that you have been discriminated, you should consult with an attorney and file a complaint with your state's DOL and the EEOC. Good luck to you! http://employeeissues.com/age_discrimination.htm

Once you are in a contract, you cannot just walk away because the terms of the contract are not being delivered. What you should have done was talk to management about what was contracted and how it had materialized when you added up the hours in the year you had been working. If you were...

You can try to see if you can win in small claims court but here is a sample of what is coming your way - Did you do a move out inspection? Did you note the bathroom incident on the form? Did you take pictures? and finally, why ignore the letter with the bill? So, if you go to court, those are...

Leyton - I hope you have expressed all of your concerns in writing to your landlord since just communicating them verbally don't offer you the same leverage as when done in writing. Now, regarding the cat - the expense is yours and here is why: you are the one in control of your cat so it is...

The carpet repair. Ask the homeowners association about a partial refund for the repair since the lackthereof partially caused the damage.

Put down on the letter a description of the service you have performed, times and dates performed and compensation negotiated. Give him an update regarding not having received the amount owed and, if no response by a certain date, you will begin legal proceedings. Best of luck to you!