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How much notice should be given for a court hearing?
A notice should be given for a court date as soon as it is set.
How much were black slaves paid?
Slaves were not paid. They were given room and board, but they lived in shacks and were only given cheap food to eat.
How much water were slaves given to drink?
The amount of water that was given to slaves varied from plantation to plantation, and very likely from slave to slave. In general, however, slaves were treated very poorly, and probably only given very little water to drink throughout the day.
What are the causes of demerara revolt?
pretty much for emanicpation, also they revolted for the bad treatment given to the slaves by their slave owners.
How much court reporter training will I need before I can work in a courthouse?
You will need at least 6 months of court reporter training before you can work within a courthouse.
How much time are you given for moving out when the lender forecloses on your home?
You may have up to a month depending on the speed of the legal system. You will receive a notice of default then a foreclosure notice. This whole process can sometimes drag out 6 months.
How much notice should be given for a court hearing?
A notice should be given for a court date as soon as it is set.
How much notice must a landlord give a tenant before a new lease is up?
If it's a month-to-month tenancy then the landlord must give you at least a month's notice BEFORE the next rent is due, before he can increase it. If the rent term is week to week, then at least a week's notice is given BEFORE the next rent is due. Now, if the term is a defined term on a lease, then the rent increase cannot take effect before the lease expires by which time a minimum of 30-day notice must be given.
If your home is going to foreclose.but you have not been served an eviction notice. how much time do they give in California?
It would depend on the stage of the foreclosure and the laws in the state in which your property is located.
How much notice does your employer needs to give you before they fire you?
no
The Bank Foreclosure Process: What to Expect?
Falling behind on your house payments can be a very scary thing, especially if you don’t know what to expect during the bank foreclosure process. The details may differ from state to state, but the basic process is the same pretty much everywhere. Here is a brief overview of the basic steps that the foreclosure process takes. The foreclosure process usually starts with the homeowner being served with a foreclosure notice. Depending on where you live, the notice can be sent in the mail, published in the newspaper or tacked to the door of the house. The amount of time that passes between when you fall behind on your payments to when you are served with the foreclosure notice mostly depends on your lender. However, in some states the mortgage must be in arrears for a certain amount of time before the lender starts the process. Once you receive the foreclosure notice, it is usually very difficult to work out payment arrangements with the lender. However, it may still be possible. At this point, they usually want the loan paid off in full in order to stop the foreclosure. There is usually a waiting period after the foreclosure notice is served to allow the borrower a chance to pay off the debt before the house is sold. The waiting period varies from one state to another but it is usually just a few weeks so don’t waste time if you want to try to save your home. The next step in the bank foreclosure process is the sale of the home. This is usually done by auction, either at the courthouse or in front of the home. The bank usually sets a minimum bid equal to the amount that was owed, plus legal costs that have been incurred up to that point. The winner of the auction (or the bank, if no one bids) assumes ownership of the home following the redemption period, if there is one. In many states, homeowners are given a chance to redeem their properties following the sale. The redemption period is often a few months, during which time the borrower can reclaim ownership of the home if they repay the full amount owed, plus legal costs and any costs incurred by the lender in preparing for the auction. This is the last step in the bank foreclosure process and the homeowner’s last chance to save the home from foreclosure.
How much notice must you be given of an interview date when invited for interview?
15 days
What is Arkansas law on eviction after foreclosure?
Legally how much time for eviction after foreclosure in arkansas?
Will you get an eviction notice once your time is up on a foreclosure?
In almost all cases, you should receive a notice from the county sheriff's department at least a few days before the scheduled eviction. However, it is never a good idea to trust government bureaucrats to be efficient, as that is one thing they almost never are. There are numerous other ways to find out how much time you have, other than trusting in someone from the sheriff to come and post a notice on the door. First of all, you should know when the county foreclosure auction took place. That will give you a good idea of when your ownership interest in the property was transferred to the high bidder at the auction. Then, you should look up the state foreclosure laws to determine how much time homeowners have to stay in the home after the sheriff sale. Some states allow for a redemption period where the foreclosure victims are given more time even after the sale in order to pay back the amount they owed on the house. Redemption periods differ widely by state, with some having just a few weeks to others having up to a year after the foreclosure auction. Of course, other states do not have a redemption period at all. This is why it is essential to look up the state laws, so you do not move out the property too soon or too late. But the court, after the sheriff sale is over, should send you a notice to appear for the eviction hearing. At this hearing, the bank will be given possession of the house and an order will be given to the county sheriff to evict the former homeowners. However, the most important reason to go to this hearing is simply to get more time to save the home or move out of the property. The judge can grant you a few extra days or weeks to obtain a new apartment and begin moving out. This can't be done, though, if no one shows up for the hearing in the first place. The lender will just be given possession and the order will go out to the sheriff to evict as soon as possible.
How much notice must tenants in Maryland be given to convert their apartment to a time share?
180 days
How long does foreclosure stay on your credit?
7 years. Lenders will set underwriting guidelines for how much time must pass after a foreclosure before they will lend to you again, but the acutal reporting lasts 7 years. Some lenders will extend credit if the foreclosure is not within the last 2 years, 3 years, or 5 years depending on their policy.
On a month to month lease how much time a tenant has to give before moving out?
One full rental period. So, if the rent is due on the first, the notice should be given by the last day of the month, to move at the end of the next month. If the rent is due on the 15th, notice by August 14 means move by September 14. If the rent isn't paid, that's a different notice, depending on the laws of the state.
