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Why certainly, IAAL! After all, it's derived from some of your most often used adjectives. So, do I owe you royalties? *there isn't a smilie available to reflect my laughter*
Not often, stealth, but after living in Georgia for twenty years, I can do a great impression of a whiney-backwoods-redneck-trailer-trash-bitch but it only raises laughs at parties. :D
I am totally stymied as to how someone who can't construct two simple sentences not only earns enough money to be paying $1500/month in child support, but is able to leave a quarter million in a will?
Something else just came to mind that you probably should do immediately. In Georgia, these storage unit companies have to file documentation with the court and place public notices in the newspaper legal ad section for a given number of weeks (4 weeks I think), before they can actually dispose...
I don't have a clue about the law in your situation; however, if you have a friend who could go by to remove your belongings, couldn't that person personally deliver your payment in cash plus two or three months payments in advance and GET A RECEIPT? It would seem that at least until you are...
If LL accepts partial payment of rent in a given month, LL cannot file a dispossessary action. If no rent has been paid and LL files a dispo, then the tenant has 10 days to either pay the full amount to LL or file a contest within ten days of being served. Tenant may tender the full amount...
For writer's sake, I'd hope so. Wouldn't wanna be in his shoes if he's abused a credit check service and his former tenant sees the request on a credit report.
I'd certainly hope SOMEONE has custody of this child.
If these people are not divorced or even legally separated, then would they not BOTH be considered custodial parents and OP have an established legal right to see and/or communicate with the child?
What position is the collection agency taking with respect to the letter? Are they aware that the LL asked you to put in writing that you were moving out?
Did the LL do a move-out inspection with you? Are they claiming you owe anything for damages?
Please check out the post: "Dispute with landlord, he's threatening to sue"
You guys are the experts but I think this person would have the edge being told by the LL to deliver their written notice and keys.
What happened to your security deposit? If it was the same amount as the rent and you followed their instructions to return the keys and relinquish the apartment, they established their agreement to accept your relinquishment of the unit.
If they didn't do a move-out inspection with you...
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