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Sample Legal Letters
12
Jan
Help With Money Problems
10
Jan
Help with money problems, prevent frevent foreclosure, do your own credit repair – can it be done? Financial resources you need to get back on track
Repair Credit
10
Jan
Repair Credit – Can you Trust Credit Repair Companies? Read this before you hire one. Or, do it yourself credit repair with inexpensive templates.
Improve your credit score and avoid bankruptcy.
Credit Card Interest Calculator
10
Jan
Credit card interest calculator – use this handy gadget to give you an idea what things
are REALLY costing you AND how it could cost you less – Do Your own credit repair
Stop Collection Calls Letter
30
Aug
Stop collection calls letter free dowloadable template to write a letter to stop collectors
from harrassing you, stop debt collection and financial resources for credit repair free legal forms.
Best Credit Card After Bankruptcy
19
Aug
Best credit card after bankruptcy? Here’s essential information and what You need to know.
How can you re-establish credit after filing bankruptcy? Credit repair online can it be done? Differences, common mistakes,
and legal self help for bad credit
Credit Repair How Does It Work?
29
Jul
Credit repair – the law is on YOUR side! When an attorney challenges strikes
against your credit, the credit bureaus often wipe them off rather than fight. Here’s why.
What is My Landlord Required to Repair?
11
Dec
It’s December and the mercury in the thermometer is rapidly falling. What if your landlord hasn’t fixed that furnace that hasn’t been working properly?
Often, residential renters complain that their landlord is not repairing various defects on the premesis. Obligations for the Landlord are found in the Ohio Revised Code § 5321.04. Basicly, the landlord is required as follows:
- Repairs required to make the premesis livable;
- Ensure that the electric, plumbing, heating, and ventilation is functioning properly;
- Supply heat (both hot water and to regulate the temperature within;
- Keep common areas clean (such as hallways and stairways used by multiple tenants);
- Provide garbage cans/dumpster for waste disposal (if there are more than 4 tenants);
- Give at least 24 hrs notice before entering the home, unless there is an emergency (tenant may otherwise deny entrance); and
- Make sure the premesis is up to code.
If your landlord is not meeting these requirement, there are recourses. However, whatever you do, do not simply withhold rent. You must go through the proper channels. This will be the subject of a post in the near future. Cheers fom Freeforlaw.com!!!
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