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You aren't powerless if your ex has taken your dog.

Small Claims court can get your money back!

Lots of people go the Do-It-Yourself route for certain home improvements. There’s nothing wrong with that, but when it comes to work requiring permits, that’s another story. Whether buying a house or selling a house, it’s crucial to ensure that there is no unpermitted work on the property. The fact is that...

Landlords are responsible for providing safe living conditions. If they fail to do so, you may be able to sue.

Getting your money back from a gym membership gone wrong is possible.

If you’ve ever heard of or been in a situation where someone passes the ownership of a car from one to another without record or ownership, you’ve just been exposed to title jumping. You may also hear the term title floating. It’s all the same thing. While title jumping is a widespread practice, it’s illegal. In most...

Slander is the legal term for a spoken statement that damages someone's reputation. Slander is an intentional tort, a civil wrong rather than a criminal one. Each state sets its own rules for slander, so you will want to confirm things in your state, but the following is a general discussion of how to sue for slander...

This article will help you decide if you can bring your case to the small claims courthouse of your choice.

This article will explain an “affidavit of non-service” and how it can potentially impact your small claims case. In short, this document is used to show the court that the process of service was attempted and what occurred when those attempts were unsuccessful.

Various laws entitle you to sue a telemarketer for $500 to $1,500 penalties in court. Learn how you can actually use this law to get paid for the robocalls you get.

Sue Amazon as an employee in small claims court.

Sue Amazon as a buyer in small claims court.

Sue Amazon as a seller in small claims court.

After an Eviction Notice Has Been Made, It Must Be Properly "served." Read on to Learn Important Aspects of Serving a Notice to a Tenant.

The 60-Day Notice to Quit is often referred to as a Notice to Vacate and is more popular than the 30-day version. Get a blank copy of a 60-Day Notice Quit form.

The 30-Day Notice to Quit is often referred to as a Notice to Vacate. Get a blank copy of a 30-Day Notice Quit form.

Get a blank copy of a 3-Day Notice Quit form commonly used prior to an eviction filing.

Get a blank copy of the 3-Day Notice Perform or Quit form sometimes used prior to an eviction filing.

Get a blank copy of the 3 Day Notice Pay or Quit form commonly used prior to an eviction filing, and see the rules and requirements for serving this form to a tenant.

This is a complete list of the types of tenant notices that can be sent, prior to an eviction process starting. These notices are commonly refered to as Notice to Perform or Quit or just Notice to Perform. We'll only cover notices that don't deal with Covid Rent issues - this means the issue started (or rent was due)...