Rental Amount on Sublease
For 6 months I've been renting my apartment as a sublease. The landlord said the management company is allowing them to sublease. Today I got in the mail that the rent for the unit is increasing to $933. For the last 6months, I've been paying $1400, not knowing the original rent was $900. Is he breaking the law? What rights do I have as far as getting back any money I've paid extra in the last 6months?
Mother's Landlord ( Diff. State )is keeping her belongings
My Mother was in the process of moving all her things back to NJ., when she passed away. Her fromer landlord/friend ( in SC )will not let me have her belongings. My Mother's rent is paid up until Sept of 08. She passed in March. There is also a possibility of about $40,000 missing. My Mother was dying of brain cancer. How can I get her belongings, car, and etc. returned. I am her only child. She left no will thatwe know of.
bar admission
I was charged with party to a crime retail theft when i was 17, it was later expunged, I am thinking about law school in could this prevent me from law school or even bar admission? I would be 26 when I finish law school. I have no other incidents on my record.
In a civil case. Where a person filed a complaint against another. Stateing that the other person made a death threat against them.
But in fact no such threat was made.
And the person makeing the complaint has produced a witness that was not at theincident. And the converstion was a wisper into the others ear. All that was said was " You are a very mean person" Then the person left with now further action.
The complaintent filed a report and now it is going to family court.
What can the other person to to prove the witness is lying and so is the complaintant.
Life insurance Disability Waiver of Premium misrepresented and cancelled
My mother has been disabled since age 54. Every year her life insurance premium has been waived as long as she received and returned a form to the insurance company that she is unable to work. This past year she has moved from her home, to a retirement center, to a nursing home and I was unable to find the paperwork. I contacted the life insurance company and received the paperwork and returned it, but was told that the company had made an error and she would no longer be covered as she has reached retirement age. That, in fact, her coverage should have been discontinued at age 65 (9 years ago as she is now 74.) She had been led to believe that as long as she continued to be unable to work she would ALWAYS have her premium waived. This was substantiated by the fact that they continued to do so for the 9 years after she turned 65.
What recourse do we have in that the insurance company misrepresented her coverage which dissuaded Mom from seeking other coverage and we are now unable to afford the current exorbitant premiums?
How can I be sure that the paperwork they sent is not a newer policy with different coverage..? The paperwork I found has different verbiage and precedes the copy sent to me.
