Recent content by youareceo

Will take the advise but now I have to call Milo for my answer on whether I can collect from the subletter. I see nothing in the month to month tenancy code that says I can't. Thanks tho.

While I am sorry for your misconception, you are taking my intent from implication. This is not accurate. Let me tell YOU how human communication works: You don't get to tell me and everyone else what I am trying to do. You can state that is your opinion. And, unlike your legal interpretation...

Wow, I should have known better than to ask questions of a forum where this is in the sig of a Super Moderator! You guys are looking for troll bait, aren't'cha? Stupidity is the only universal capital crime the sentence is death. There is no appeal. Execution is carried out automatically...

I notice I unintentionally omitted the fact that the unpaid rent was incurred AFTER I purchased. Shame on me for not saying so, and not evicted them straight away, right? And if I get a signed agreement, said agreement even if not a true lease, is still in force? (Vies a vie my agreement about...

I'm not sure who put lemon in your coffee, but this reaction is 100% unwarranted. I am not asking you to agree to anything. And I am sure this actually matters to the employee, a friend of mine (who by the way is watching this thread, I sent her the link earlier this AM). I bet she is very...

I will restate my opening, apologies for the lack of clarity: "I am a former manager at a workplace and keep in contact with some of my peers." I am no longer employed there and left voluntarily. I won't comment on my replacement's performance, although I have walked a mile in her shoes. And if...

And HEY, I know I could call my attorney. But Milo's services honestly are not very strategic. Way too cerebral to be a good planner...and he will digress far too much, avoiding a real answer.

I have a fun situation! I inherited a permitted subletter on a duplex I bought to live in the bottom (was vacant the section, thank God). The seller is a nutjob and had only an oral lease. The written lease, I hear only created for DHS to give the renter assistance, says no subletters. So I am...

So, from your answer may I take it that their may be a claim, if she finds that approved time off can make up time, and she cannot?

I am a former manager at a workplace and keep in contact with some of my peers. It came to my attention that a female employee, who is over 50 and having a serious health condition, had FMLA filed and approved on for an intermittent condition. She is full time and worked for over the year and...