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The penalty for a third DUI conviction in Delaware is a felony on your record with a minimum penalty of 6 months in jail, and possibly up to 2 years, together with loss of license and serious fines. Further, there is no time limitation between offenses; it is calculated across the entire lifetime. Consult an experienced attorney now […]
Read MoreSuing a tenant for damages to the property depends on whether the lease is ongoing or the lease has ended. If the lease is ongoing, you’ve given the tenant 48 hours notice to enter the property, and you know there are some problems, you have the right to go to the court for damage to the apartment. You […]
Read MoreAs a special needs child reaches high school age, parents must make sure that the required accommodations are going to be applied for their PSATs and SATs. It’s not an automatic right that whatever is in your 504 Plan or in your IEP is going to be applied to SATs or PSATs, but many of […]
Read MoreThe phrase “Least Restrictive Environment” means that a special education student has a right to as much exposure as possible to the general education students and the general education social environment – whenever possible and feasible. It is a continuum: it begins with the special needs child being in the same classroom with the general […]
Read MoreThe primary issues/problems in landlord-tenant disputes are problems in communication; primarily that notices to the tenant are not delivered in writing. If the tenant is required to do something in the lease and is not doing it, very often landlords will complain to the tenant verbally, and then try to go to court. If it’s […]
Read MoreThe end of a lease poses the most problems for landlords and tenants because the law is very specific. First, 60 days notice must be provided to the tenant or landlord regarding termination of the lease. The 60 days notice starts to run on the first of the month after you’ve given the notice. If […]
Read MoreThe landlord/tenant code and the court are both very specific on the procedure to follow for non-payment of rent. You must provide the tenant a “five day letter”, which tells the tenant that they are late in payment of rent, exactly what is due, and what will happen if they don’t pay within 5 days. […]
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