Julia J. asked
During my deposition, I mistakenly answered 'yes' when the fact is 'no' regarding a statement I made under a perceived threat. I want to know if I can correct this mistake, the impact it may have on my credibility in trial, and how to protect my credibility after making such a mistake.
May 15th, 2024
Chase M. answered
Yes, you can correct your deposition answer within 30 days after the transcript is available, as per...
May 15th, 2024
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I have a 1-year lease in West Palm Beach, Florida, which I signed 3 months ago. The property was advertised as a non-smoking community, but numerous neighbors are smoking, causing me respiratory issues. The landlord won't let me break the lease. Additionally, there are maintenance issues such as garbage being left out all hours and noise from thin walls. What are my options for breaking the lease due to these breaches of contract?
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I am a tenant in Oklahoma living at Atria Luxury Apartments since April. My car was stolen in July and my truck was broken into/vandalized twice. Many other tenants have also complained about vehicle break-ins. I was told this was a safe place with no issues upon moving in. I can't continue to live here knowing there is a good chance my vehicles will be vandalized again, costing me thousands of dollars. I put in my 60-day notice to leave and was told I also have to pay two months' rent after that. I don't understand how I should have to pay this early termination fee with the circumstances. Was supposed to be out by December 18 but I was out on November 18 and would have sooner because I can't trust my things there to be safe any longer. Is there anything I can do?
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