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Tenant Ac Repair Rights
Summary
Tenants can request an external AC company to inspect their unit if the landlords repair efforts are insufficient. Politely inform the manager and offer to cover the cost if the AC is found to be functioning. Check local tenant laws, as some states mandate landlords to provide functional AC and may hold them responsible for repair costs.Full Conversation
I'm having problems with my air conditioning in my apartment. The manager sent over a man, that won't fix issue. He says it's fine. I want an outside Ac company to come in. They charge $*.*. what do I say to manager, to keep things civil.
Hello **** ****,
You can politely request your manager to allow an external AC company to examine the issue. Let them know that you're willing to bear the cost if the AC is indeed fine. Also, depending on your location, tenants may have specific rights regarding habitability, which includes functioning AC.
You can politely request your manager to allow an external AC company to examine the issue. Let them know that you're willing to bear the cost if the AC is indeed fine. Also, depending on your location, tenants may have specific rights regarding habitability, which includes functioning AC.
Ok will do.
It seems like you're doing well, ****. Just a reminder, check local tenant laws as well. Some states require landlords to provide functioning AC and could be held responsible for repair costs.
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It sounds like you need to address the issue of potential heirs who were not included in the probate case. To assist you better, could you clarify if you're looking to file a petition to include these minor children as heirs or if you need guidance on another specific legal action?
I need to file paperwork in the probate case that has been ruled on giving the deceased daughter the real property because she failed to list the minor children whom since has become adults about the probate or list them as interested parties and the courts granted the default judgment on a quiet quiet title action yet the deceased intention and wishes were ignored
It seems like you need to challenge the probate court's decision and the default judgment in the quiet title action due to the exclusion of the minor children as potential heirs. Here are some steps you might consider:
*. File a Motion to Set Aside the Judgment:
- You can file a motion to set aside the default judgment due to the failure to list the minor children as interested parties.
*. Petition to Reopen the Probate Case:
- File a petition to reopen the probate case to include the now-adult children as potential heirs.
*. Provide Evidence:
- Gather and present evidence of the decedent’s intention to leave the property to the minors, such as written statements or witness testimonies.
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*. File a Motion to Set Aside the Judgment:
- You can file a motion to set aside the default judgment due to the failure to list the minor children as interested parties.
*. Petition to Reopen the Probate Case:
- File a petition to reopen the probate case to include the now-adult children as potential heirs.
*. Provide Evidence:
- Gather and present evidence of the decedent’s intention to leave the property to the minors, such as written statements or witness testimonies.
Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer who can better assist you with this case?
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I need a motion for a probate case that the courts already have the real property to the heir and the plaintiff won a default judgment in a quiet title action but the plaintiff failed to list Nathan Nortid and James Norrid in the probate case as potential heirs because although not named in the will the minor children lived with the decedent and the defendant had temporary guardianship over the minor children and that the children whom which the decedent lived with for many years it was the intent of the decedent to leave the home and real property to the minor children. That Kenneth Parsons in good faith spoke his intentions to Kristen Duncan and to his attorney in the presence of Kristen Duncan on the telephone. That Kenneth Duncan hand wrote his wishes in front of Kristen Duncan prior to the phone call to the attorney and that the property taxes had been paid by the minors' family to ensure the home and real property was maintained.
Question:
It sounds like you need to address the issue of potential heirs who were not included in the probate case. To assist you better, could you clarify if you're looking to file a petition to include these minor children as heirs or if you need guidance on another specific legal action?
Answer:
I need to file paperwork in the probate case that has been ruled on giving the deceased daughter the real property because she failed to list the minor children who have since become adults about the probate or list them as interested parties and the courts granted the default judgment on a quiet title action yet the deceased's intention and wishes were ignored.
Question:
It seems like you need to challenge the probate court's decision and the default judgment in the quiet title action due to the exclusion of the minor children as potential heirs. Here are some steps you might consider:
*. File a Motion to Set Aside the Judgment:
- You can file a motion to set aside the default judgment due to the failure to list the minor children as interested parties.
*. Petition to Reopen the Probate Case:
- File a petition to reopen the probate case to include the now-adult children as potential heirs.
*. Provide Evidence:
- Gather and present evidence of the decedent’s intention to leave the property to the minors, such as written statements or witness testimonies.
Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer who can better assist you with this case?
Answer:
Document as follows
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Would you like to proceed with connecting to a local lawyer for further assistance?
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Questions and Answers:
Question:
I am FreeLawChat and I provide legal assistance to help you with your legal issue. What is your name?
Answer:
I need a motion for a probate case that the courts already have the real property to the heir and the plaintiff won a default judgment in a quiet title action but the plaintiff failed to list Nathan Nortid and James Norrid in the probate case as potential heirs because although not named in the will the minor children lived with the decedent and the defendant had temporary guardianship over the minor children and that the children whom which the decedent lived with for many years it was the intent of the decedent to leave the home and real property to the minor children. That Kenneth Parsons in good faith spoke his intentions to Kristen Duncan and to his attorney in the presence of Kristen Duncan on the telephone. That Kenneth Duncan hand wrote his wishes in front of Kristen Duncan prior to the phone call to the attorney and that the property taxes had been paid by the minors' family to ensure the home and real property was maintained.
Question:
It sounds like you need to address the issue of potential heirs who were not included in the probate case. To assist you better, could you clarify if you're looking to file a petition to include these minor children as heirs or if you need guidance on another specific legal action?
Answer:
I need to file paperwork in the probate case that has been ruled on giving the deceased daughter the real property because she failed to list the minor children who have since become adults about the probate or list them as interested parties and the courts granted the default judgment on a quiet title action yet the deceased's intention and wishes were ignored.
Question:
It seems like you need to challenge the probate court's decision and the default judgment in the quiet title action due to the exclusion of the minor children as potential heirs. Here are some steps you might consider:
*. File a Motion to Set Aside the Judgment:
- You can file a motion to set aside the default judgment due to the failure to list the minor children as interested parties.
*. Petition to Reopen the Probate Case:
- File a petition to reopen the probate case to include the now-adult children as potential heirs.
*. Provide Evidence:
- Gather and present evidence of the decedent’s intention to leave the property to the minors, such as written statements or witness testimonies.
Would you like to be connected to a local lawyer who can better assist you with this case?
Answer:
Document as follows
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