Landlord And Tenant Legal Questions

send a certified letter to landlord: identifying the escrow account (separate account, suggest a credit union) you are putting the rent into the estimated cost of the repair the number of times you have contacted them about the issue and their response advise you will negotiate on how much rent to pay the rent once the repair is done   cautions- landlords will treat this as a declaration of war they will probably NOT renew your lease after this   good luck... Read Answer

The only way you can get out of this is if Yes directs their manager to drop the case or you convince the judge to drop it. It is kind of wacky for a company to countermand their onsite management so many times and the management keep at the tenant. Legally, their managerhas the power, until her boss tells her to stop.  ... Read Answer

For the ex-wife issue, you will need to consult your Decree or Dissolution Settlement Agreement.  This document is now the "contract" that you and your ex need to follow.  Remaining co-owners of property after a divorce is rarely a good idea, and if that is what you are, then you may have to go through a process called "partition", which is complicated and defined by statute.  You will want to consult with an attorney for this process, but you should be able to find that portion of the Indiana Code to review.  Hopefully the time and expense of that process will motivate both of you to resolve your differences or agree to amend your Order.     I would suggest that you also post this question in the Landlord/Tenant area for the renter issue.  Good luck!... Read Answer

they have to be honest and correct in their billing. put any diasgreement in writing and give them a set period of time then take them to court- they have a duty of fairness in the contract and, if they are just trying to make stuff up to keep the security deposit, the court will see their actions as breach of contract and allow you to get some if not all your security deposit back. If they did not give you a receipt for your security deposit when you made the lease, they have already broken the law... Read Answer

The case was either dismissed or it wasn't.  If it was dismissed, they have to bring a whole new case. If it wasn't normal in-case service of process (sending pleading by mail or Michigan e-file system is acceptable to reinstate. From a practical standpoint, it will probably take until the 15th to get the matter on the docket, for it to be heard and for the Order to issue (courts rarely give less than a week to move).  Consider calling up the landlord, explaining your situation and perhaps offering half a month's rent through the 15th. Saves you time and losing work going to court. Good luck to you.... Read Answer

go to https://www.courts.state.co.us/Self_Help/houseevictions/ you must have someone else not related, no privity with you, over 18, serve the notice, and use the notice provided on the website. follow the forms and procedures from there, but if it is too daunting then use an attorney. I am available.... Read Answer

Based on your scenario, you should consider speaking with the new owner of the property regarding your payments, your security deposit, and your decision as to whether you wish to remain in the apartment.  You should consider speaking with an attorney regarding your legal options. ... Read Answer