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My homeowners association charges that same amount if a payment is late or a violation by an owner is not addressed by a certain date. I don't see why it would not be in your case. As far as rewording the lease agreement, you should change the late fee clause to something to the effect that if...

If the USPS requires that you change the locks, show the requirement and receipt to your tenant when sending her the letter listing all the security deposit deductions. As far as the sublet issue, unless damage is done by that person, you don't have much recourse here.

The issue here is that there is no approach. You should have slowed down regardless of what the issue was. Consult with a traffic attorney in the NC area to see what suggestions s/he may have for your specific case.

Try to find a mediator in your hometown with experience in matters like yours so you can resolve this amicably without having to spend money on attorney fees. If mediation does not work, then talk to your divorce attorney.

Sorry Gail but the link below proves that what you are saying is not quite accurate when it comes to late fees. http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/living-in.shtml#latefees

When you get the evidence from the hospital then follow up with an updated post. Until then, it is all hearsay...

Google the CA Landlord/Tenant Law to see what it is allowed to be deducted from the security deposit.

Do you have proof that she did what you say she did and that the family member who works for the IRS will do what you say? If no concrete proof then it is all hearsay...

You can send your stepdaughter a cease and desist letter informing her that if she does not stop publishing comments of unfounded nature on the website, you will have to pursue legal action against her.

Why not send the evidence to the manufacturer? That is the only way they have to verify what is the lot number, assembly number and investigate if tempering was performed. I would document what you are sending to them by taking a movie, pictures, preparing a list of what you are sending (i.e -...

1)You can file either in ID or in NY 2)Check with the ID court house on how to go about it 3)No, however you can put it down as part of the claim and let the judge decide if you can get paid for it 4) Yes

Why can he not negotiate his vacation when he is placed with a new employer? Companies can be flexible. I would bring this situation up during the placement to see what the placement company says. If they don't see this as a positive thing to do, then I would consult with an immigration attorney.

Consult with a medical malpractice attorney as soon as you can. The statute of limitations for cases like your son's runs out pretty quickly. Good Luck to you!

Contact the small claims court in your hometown and they walk you through what you have to do to file a claim and what will cost you.

Yeah... Have a sit down with an attorney so s/he can evaluate all the evidence.

I think there are restrictions when it comes to wiring money without owning a bank account. Check with a bank institution to see what can be done in that fashion or what other options she has regarding cashier's checks that can be honored overseas.

Consult with an attorney so s/he can review all the facts and guide you on what to do next.

Your ex-husband is in contempt of court. Consult with your divorce attorney on how to file a motion.

If you can avoid litigation is better. Write the letter and see what happens. If no positive results, then consult with an attorney.

What you will be doing is not considered child support payments. Child support must be calculated and enforced by the courts. Go to this website to check out question 8 and its response. Consult with the DA's office on how to go about making this right...