Does your loved one qualify?
My friends boyfriend sells steroids from his house
If she is there and he gets busted, what happens to her
Louisiana Commercial Lease
In Louisiana, does a commercial lease have to be witnessed or notarized in order to be enforced?
I live in a fairly rural area. My home is located about 16 feet from the property line. The property immediately to that side of my home is wooded and there is a approximately 100 foot pine tree on that property located about 40 feet from my house. This tree is dead and is showing signs of serious deterioration. Should it come down in a storm or any time for that matter, I estimate that there is about a 30% chance that it would land on my home. I base this on the topography of the land and the angle albeit slight that the tree is leaning. In addition, about 25 feet from the ground, it splits into two, which increases the chances that at least a part of it will come down at some point in the reasonably near future. This tree really needs to come down. The owners of the property are absentee owners in that it is a part of a summer camp. The owners are difficult to contact and are not attentive to the issues on our road or even the law for that matter.
What are my options?