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I have a pending judgement on my home that is being renewed after 10 years.

Answered 3 years and 10 months ago by attorney Tristan Nicolas Legrande   |   1 Answer
Property law question, not a criminal law question. Good luck.
Property law question, not a criminal law question. Good luck.

Being overcharged

Answered 3 years and 10 months ago by attorney Tristan Nicolas Legrande   |   1 Answer
Property law question. Not criminal law.  Good luck.
Property law question. Not criminal law.  Good luck.

I got en victed only a 3 day notice and no receipts were giving to me so then me and her son were arguing and due to my mom and sister calling cops

Answered 4 years ago by attorney Tristan Nicolas Legrande   |   1 Answer
Sorry, this is not a criminal law issue. Try searching for a property law or landlord/tenant attorney.  Good luck.
Sorry, this is not a criminal law issue. Try searching for a property law or landlord/tenant attorney.  Good luck.

Didn't have time to look for a house and never gave me recictes while I was almost done paying her off

Answered 4 years ago by attorney Tristan Nicolas Legrande   |   1 Answer
Sorry, this is not a criminal law question. I only practice criminal defense. You should search for a real estate, property, or landloard/tenant attorney. Good luck.
Sorry, this is not a criminal law question. I only practice criminal defense. You should search for a real estate, property, or landloard/tenant... Read More

What can I do about my apartment landlord refusing to give me my mailbox key now for over 30 days

Answered 4 years and 2 months ago by attorney Tristan Nicolas Legrande   |   1 Answer
This is a property law issue.  Good luck.
This is a property law issue.  Good luck.

If my mother and Grandfather are deceased and my step father went to property tax office and put his name on the property,what can I do if he not on d

Answered 6 years ago by attorney Renea Overstreet   |   1 Answer
Was a probate filed for your grandfather or mother? Your best option may be to file a probate action. Are you the only heir?
Was a probate filed for your grandfather or mother? Your best option may be to file a probate action. Are you the only heir?

What would be the next step ...?

Answered 6 years ago by attorney Renea Overstreet   |   1 Answer
You should talk to your apartment complex management. They have an obligation to address the criminal activity of your neighbors. The apartment may be willing to move the other tenants or move you. Ask them to either move you to another apartment or let you out of the lease.
You should talk to your apartment complex management. They have an obligation to address the criminal activity of your neighbors. The apartment may... Read More
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