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This all turns on the terms of the lease. You will have to hire a lawyer to review the lease to determine what rights and obligations exist. Many... Read Answer
Not sure what you are expecting to happen if the property is burned and you do not remove your items from a placarded property. The answer to "what... Read Answer
USE or establishing a residence? two different issues and residence is a whole different ball game. How you "feel" is of no consequence. Legal issues... Read Answer
Possibly. You will spend a good bit of money on the effort so be prepared for that financially. The issue will likely focused on what changes... Read Answer
Unless the lease says otherwise - there is no "part" of a lease. You are BOTH fully liable as tenants.
For reporting what? You can file a complaint with the EEOC but there is no way to respond to such a vague post with conclusory statements.
If its his house - its his house. You have no right to stay in HIS, house. If you are also a deed owner of the house, then the cannot evict you, but... Read Answer
No. The lease terms are what they are. BOTH sides are bound to honor them. You cannot withhold rent without inducing an eviction.
If you are MTM tenants, as it seems, you have few real "rights" other than to terminate the tenancy and move elsewhere if you can find better. If you... Read Answer
Possibly. Depends on the terms of the lease and circumstances. Try calling law enforcement to see if they get the bikes returned.
If you comply with Fla. Stat. 934 you can use security video like a ring or canary for this purpose. Make sure you get a lawyers approval before you... Read Answer
There is no "we" in the equation. Sounds like you poisoned the pool for your parents with your interaction with the LL. There is no requirement that... Read Answer
You dont relate how the rap artists did the damage nor why? Did you call the police when it occurred? What does the PM for the apartment say?
Yes. Either when the lease is renewed or with notice on a MTM basis. That you have lived there for 10 years and are on a fixed income is not the LL's... Read Answer
Unfortunately, YOU are responsible. Unless there is a room mate contract between you, you are generally stuck paying the rent with no recource. You... Read Answer
Roosters cannot be "service" animals under the ADA. This sounds like a bogus ESA claim with a rent a doc online or a physician callously handing out... Read Answer
Its too late. Unless the LL is wiling to let her stay or there is some other legal defense, if you don't pay the rent inside the 3 day notice, the... Read Answer
Not likely. An agreement to make a lease in the future is not a lease.
Not the facts provided, NO. The remedy would have been to terminate the tenancy and move out.
Landlords have 30 days to mail the notice of claim against a security deposit per Fla. Stat. 83.49
All depends on the lease terms. If you are responsible for pest control and the damages from pest, its likely your expesne to bear.
Not in the middle of a lease - but when its started or if MTM they can have generally any terms they want. You either agree or you live... Read Answer
Thre is no bright line as its all situational. If you are a MTM tenant - the remedy is to move elsewhere. Thats the beauty of a MTM tenancy - you can... Read Answer
YOu need to check with legal aid about an ADA/FHA discrimination lawsuit. That said, not sure that moving toa ground floor unit if one is available... Read Answer
If you have a lease - your lease likely controls the issue not the sale of the property. If you are a MTM or WTW renter, then all you get is a... Read Answer