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You will need to hire a lawyer to address this and review the bylaws and deed restictions, etc. If you can't, don't want to or simply won't spend the money to hire a lawyer to address this, then full compliance is your remedy. 
You will need to hire a lawyer to address this and review the bylaws and deed restictions, etc. If you can't, don't want to or simply won't spend the... Read More

CubeSmart Sold my Unit

Answered 8 years and 5 months ago by attorney Mark Tischhauser, Esq.   |   1 Answer
This sale of the storage unit contents didn't likely happen in 2 day - but was subject prior notices and cure opportunities where payment wasn't made. There is a procedure that the storage places must follow in regard to selling contents of storage units. If the contents were subtantial it may be worth spending some money to have a lawyer review the paperwork and situation to see IF anything can be done and then what. We do handle such cases and provide free consultatons to assist in retaining our office to help on such cases. You can call 1-800-922-6442. ... Read More
This sale of the storage unit contents didn't likely happen in 2 day - but was subject prior notices and cure opportunities where payment wasn't... Read More
From the facts you've recited you seem to have a claim for breach of contract. 
From the facts you've recited you seem to have a claim for breach of contract. 
You tell us......YOU played lawyer and drafted the sales agreement so YOU should know exactly what was agreed to, how the deal was structured, and who gets what when. Other than that  - you will simply need to spend the money to hire a lawyer and start to assess the damage you did and problems that may have been created with your self made contract. ... Read More
You tell us......YOU played lawyer and drafted the sales agreement so YOU should know exactly what was agreed to, how the deal was structured, and... Read More

Contract terminology

Answered 8 years and 5 months ago by attorney Mark Tischhauser, Esq.   |   1 Answer
No way to tell without reviewing your PM agreement. Generally a PM agreement is between you and the PM and has little to do with HOA charges or approval. You wll have to hire a lawyer to review the agreement to get a more definitive answer. 
No way to tell without reviewing your PM agreement. Generally a PM agreement is between you and the PM and has little to do with HOA charges or... Read More
 "I have heard different opinions from attorney's but I would prefer to sue him in Florida." This is likely because you have hired none of them so that they can provide a PROPER legal opinion  - so you get off the cuff junk advice otherwise. As a PRACTICAL matter, 99% of your issues are in Alabama so you will likely find the logistics alone of trying to sue in Florida to be untenable and STILL possibly find yourself dealing with litigation in Alabama. If what you are REALLY asking is  - can YOU go play lawyer - and file your own lawsuit from the comfort of your couch in Florida, that would be a horiffic concept under the facts presented. ... Read More
 "I have heard different opinions from attorney's but I would prefer to sue him in Florida." This is likely because you have hired none of them... Read More
Can't have cake and eat it too as at this point in time the world does not recognize "shakin up" as an actual marriage short of  legally recognized common law marriage. Common law marriage is not recognizedin Florida. That stated, an insurer can voluntarily extend coverage to wom ever they choose to and can claissify a DP as whateve definition they want. Either you will meet thier standard or you won't, but you likely won't have a legal basis to file suit to force coverage, unless you want to spend a pile of money trying to change the law to conform to your view point. This is one of many "loop holes" in the system where straight couples ate often penalized. ... Read More
Can't have cake and eat it too as at this point in time the world does not recognize "shakin up" as an actual marriage short of  legally... Read More
In theory if the accept the payment - without later rejecting and returning it, in theory it should count as payment made. 
In theory if the accept the payment - without later rejecting and returning it, in theory it should count as payment made. 
No way to tell without reviewing the whole lease agreement. There are many instances where single family home rentals place many repairs and such on the renter. 
No way to tell without reviewing the whole lease agreement. There are many instances where single family home rentals place many repairs and such on... Read More

can i renegoiate a car lease after getting a bad deal

Answered 8 years and 7 months ago by attorney Mark Tischhauser, Esq.   |   1 Answer
YOu can always try - but there is not likely a right to. 
YOu can always try - but there is not likely a right to. 
Then YOU are stuck paying the whole rent for your place. If you don't the LL will likely evict you. You have the roght to sue her for her 1/2 back in theory but its not likely worth the added expense and efoorrt. 
Then YOU are stuck paying the whole rent for your place. If you don't the LL will likely evict you. You have the roght to sue her for her 1/2 back in... Read More
Unless you are inclined to spend tens of thousands of dollars up fron on such an endeavor, and certainly much more resolving any dispute (air fare alone)  the answer is simply NO. 
Unless you are inclined to spend tens of thousands of dollars up fron on such an endeavor, and certainly much more resolving any dispute (air fare... Read More
You have a warranty lawsuit if they wont pay for the replacement BUT you may have to prove the damage didn't occur AFTER the installation. 
You have a warranty lawsuit if they wont pay for the replacement BUT you may have to prove the damage didn't occur AFTER the installation. 
All depends on the details and the contents of the letter. 
All depends on the details and the contents of the letter. 
Unfortunately, you odd-ball work hours are not the LL concern in a mutli unit housing environment. Why? Making you happy pisses everyone else off with work performed at midnight. As the odd man out - you will have to adapt and when your lease is up move somewhere else more accomodating. ... Read More
Unfortunately, you odd-ball work hours are not the LL concern in a mutli unit housing environment. Why? Making you happy pisses everyone else off... Read More
General transactional lawyer. 
General transactional lawyer. 

do i have a lawsuit?

Answered 8 years and 8 months ago by attorney Mark Tischhauser, Esq.   |   1 Answer
Possibly, but it would an expemsive and high risk lawsuit given its a used car. 
Possibly, but it would an expemsive and high risk lawsuit given its a used car. 
Typically you don't "trade in" a vehicle and THEN go get custom things off of it. You either take them off BEFORE you give up possession or you take them off when the vehicle is being appraised for trade in value. Unless you have some written agreement otherwise, you likely traded in the vehicle as it was and need to be careful you don't breach your written agreement and get a repo for your efforts. ... Read More
Typically you don't "trade in" a vehicle and THEN go get custom things off of it. You either take them off BEFORE you give up possession or you take... Read More
These issues all revolve around the terms of the agreements AND may involve laws of another country. You will need to hire a lawyer at some expense to see IF there is something that can be done. 
These issues all revolve around the terms of the agreements AND may involve laws of another country. You will need to hire a lawyer at some expense... Read More

Do I have a case?

Answered 8 years and 9 months ago by attorney Mark Tischhauser, Esq.   |   1 Answer
Sounds like you do - whether filing suit is a viable resolution is a crap shoot on such a case however as there may be many issues with the enforceabilty of such a contract. 
Sounds like you do - whether filing suit is a viable resolution is a crap shoot on such a case however as there may be many issues with the... Read More
You will need to hire a real estate lawyer to draft up the proper paperwork and handle the transaction.
You will need to hire a real estate lawyer to draft up the proper paperwork and handle the transaction.
You will simply need to retain a consumer lawyer to address such issues. We do handle such cases but NOT on a contingent fee, there would require payment of an hourly rate/retainer and seeking reimbursementin court if you prevail. 
You will simply need to retain a consumer lawyer to address such issues. We do handle such cases but NOT on a contingent fee, there would require... Read More
Lots of lawyers can do that - depends how much you want to spend and how much detail you expect. 
Lots of lawyers can do that - depends how much you want to spend and how much detail you expect. 
This all depends the agreements you signed and the exposure you have for the loss. You will likely need to retain a lawyer to handle this issue at some expense and go from there. 
This all depends the agreements you signed and the exposure you have for the loss. You will likely need to retain a lawyer to handle this issue at... Read More
At that value - its a $250.00 learning lesson on not loaning what you can't walk away from and tolearn this person is of law character. 
At that value - its a $250.00 learning lesson on not loaning what you can't walk away from and tolearn this person is of law character.