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re: Law Dawgs of the OT - UPDATE
Posted on 4/22/24 at 2:04 pm to BassMaster318
Posted on 4/22/24 at 2:04 pm to BassMaster318
What does your original lease contract say? That is kind of critical.
(Not here as a lawyer)
(Not here as a lawyer)
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Posted on 4/22/24 at 2:08 pm to TBoy
No lease contract changes are allowed before the initial lease contract ends unless it is by amendment or addendum signed by you and us.
Which I am assuming is the notice to vacate amendment where they want two months rent and likely my deposit.
Which I am assuming is the notice to vacate amendment where they want two months rent and likely my deposit.
Posted on 4/22/24 at 2:10 pm to Aspercel
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I’m pretty sure I told you all this years ago when you chose not to listen…
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Registered on: 4/20/2024
???
Posted on 4/22/24 at 2:11 pm to Havoc
He’s made about 200 alters in just the last year. That spreadsheet must be quite detailed.
Posted on 4/24/24 at 5:37 am to Havoc
I filled out the notice to vacate with a false address. They added a 2,900 vacate fee that they never discussed, when they sent me the invoice. I aint paying them shite.
Posted on 4/24/24 at 5:50 am to BassMaster318
Any mention of ANYTHING equine?
(Won’t anyone think of the Aspy?)
(Won’t anyone think of the Aspy?)
Posted on 4/24/24 at 5:51 am to BassMaster318
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filled out the notice to vacate with a false address. They added a 2,900 vacate fee that they never discussed, when they sent me the invoice. I aint paying them shite.
Bold strategy cotton
Posted on 4/24/24 at 5:59 am to BassMaster318
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I gave thirty days notice to an apartment that I am planning on breaking the lease. They sent me a Notice to Vacate form, where they want the address I am moving to, two months rent, and they will give me the deposit back (right). I am moving states. Will they likely just turn me into a credit agency or should I expect them to try to take me to court?
You can do whatever you want, but it will come with consequences. With your attitude, I would expect your consequences to be a civil suit and a bad credit rating.
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:02 am to POTUS2024
They ain’t gone come after you Baw. Most people giving you advice on here aren’t attorneys and if they are, they are likely bottom of their class personal injury attorneys who think they can go after anyone and don’t understand the concept of jurisdiction. Don’t take advice from these clowns. Live yo life.
Take POTUS for example- this moron thinks your attitude dictates if they will file a civil suit…. they don’t give a shite about you or your attitude, it’s about money. Dude is likely a small town PI attorney.
Take POTUS for example- this moron thinks your attitude dictates if they will file a civil suit…. they don’t give a shite about you or your attitude, it’s about money. Dude is likely a small town PI attorney.
This post was edited on 4/24/24 at 6:14 am
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:13 am to BassMaster318
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I am paying $2,900 a month right now
Jesus tap dancing Christ!
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:18 am to BassMaster318
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I filled out the notice to vacate with a false address. They added a 2,900 vacate fee that they never discussed, when they sent me the invoice. I aint paying them shite.
You started this by asking if they might sue you or screw up your credit….
Just saying, this strategy will make it worse in either case. Falsifying a document will certainly come up if they sue you. Not paying a vacate fee, that appears to just be an extra months rent, will screw with your credit for years to come.
Did you ever go talk to them or simply exchange emails and letters? Be a man and go talk to them. Negotiate. Be reasonable and understanding. Calmly explain your side and ask for what you think is fair.
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:20 am to BassMaster318
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I am paying $2,900 a month right now.
How's that 450 credit rating ?
If your credit suck just leave and tell them to suck it.
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:24 am to BassMaster318
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I am paying $2,900 a month right now.
Holy shite. I couldn’t imagine paying that every month for something I will never own.
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:25 am to Taxman2010
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They ain’t gone come after you Baw
Apartment Complexes (and home landlords) take people to small claims court all the time. You think they are just going to give up on $10,000? Costs them very little to go to small claims court and get a judgment. And now, if they do, they will present the fact he tried to lie to them about his future address to avoid having to pay the penalties and a judge will certainly take that into consideration
ETA: looks like it’s between $80-$120 to file in small claims court in Louisiana, depending what court district
This post was edited on 4/24/24 at 6:32 am
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:31 am to IT_Dawg
Again…. You don’t understand the concept of jurisdiction. They aren’t going to pay the money to find this guy (who is leaving the state) and have him served. It will cost more than what they are seeking. Stick to IT.
Again, did the Baw say he lives in Louisiana? How many apartments charge $2,900 in Louisiana? Stick to IT.
Also, most courts lean to the side of the tenant and it sounds like these goons tried to hit him with a huge fee that was never discussed. The court won’t like that and you are basically wrong on every conclusion you have made.
Again, did the Baw say he lives in Louisiana? How many apartments charge $2,900 in Louisiana? Stick to IT.
Also, most courts lean to the side of the tenant and it sounds like these goons tried to hit him with a huge fee that was never discussed. The court won’t like that and you are basically wrong on every conclusion you have made.
This post was edited on 4/24/24 at 6:38 am
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:47 am to Taxman2010
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Again, did the Baw say he lives in Louisiana?
He didn’t say where he lived, I just looked up Louisiana filing fees for reference to all.
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Also, most courts lean to the side of the tenant and it sounds like these goons tried to hit him with a huge fee that was never discussed. The court won’t like that
Sounds like he initially agreed in contract to pay the entirety of the contract, even if he leaves early. The apartment complex offered him to spend less than the full amount so they could recover their losses of not having a tenant for a couple months. He will have also lied about his future address to hide where he is, court doesn’t like that much either….almost admitting guilt
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Stick to IT
I definitely will! Thanks.
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Taxman
I’d change professions if I were you. You sound like someone that would advise clients to cheat on taxes and tell them it’s okay, the government never comes after tax money
Posted on 4/24/24 at 6:56 am to IT_Dawg
There is a cap in small claims court you moron. The apartment is going to try to get as close to that cap as possible. Again, he is moving out of state, which I understand doesn’t mean much to a guy who connects peoples’ computers to printers, but it’s a huge deal when trying to bring a civil suit.
Admitting guilt of what? Using a different address admits nothing, other than you used a false address….
You sound like the type of guy who pays the voluntary 1% increase on income tax. Go back to your cubicle little boy.
Admitting guilt of what? Using a different address admits nothing, other than you used a false address….
You sound like the type of guy who pays the voluntary 1% increase on income tax. Go back to your cubicle little boy.
This post was edited on 4/24/24 at 7:15 am
Posted on 4/24/24 at 7:15 am to Aspercel
quote:Or until such time they lease it to a new occupant, then your clock stops ticking. You owe up to that point.
If there is no buyout they can charge through the end of the lease
Posted on 4/24/24 at 7:33 am to Taxman2010
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There is a cap in small claims court you moron.
Yes, there is and it varies by jurisdiction, you moron.
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Again, he is moving out of state,
If the apartment complex files before his 30 day notice is up, he is still a resident of the same state you moron. Look, I can make as many assumptions as you….also, I’m in IT consulting sales and understand legal negotiations.
quote:he falsified a legal document, that was amendment to his contract. Court will look at that as a sign he knew he was trying to get out of paying what he owed….
other than you used a false address….
Plus, if the Apartment Complex sends certified mail to the new address with “return service request” on there, they can still take him to small claims court in that State with just having to travel there on court date and would likely get his new address. I’m sure they have enough information to track him down with relative ease and no cost.
He’ll, they just might come on here and have the OT track him down with just giving the OT his initials and city of the apartment complex
Stick to giving your clients bad tax advice, enjoy time with them in a cell one day
This post was edited on 4/24/24 at 7:54 am
Posted on 4/24/24 at 7:39 am to Taxman2010
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Again…. You don’t understand the concept of jurisdiction. They aren’t going to pay the money to find this guy (who is leaving the state) and have him served.
You don’t have to “serve” people in small claims court. The production company takes care of all that.
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