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You are not a tenant to the LL and therefore a "squatter". You have no right to stay and if you force an eviction you simply ensure that you won't be... Read Answer
Not likely unless you have a viable lease agreement thats in place. If you do then you need to retain a tenant lawyer to intervene.
Retain counsel is the universal solution
Normally those contacts are made by email, mail, or in person.
Did you reread your lese for its time periods an automatic... Read Answer
Move out or agree to their terms
Evict her through the courts. Depending on circumstances ejectment may be the remedy
Did you take a sample of the mold?
Did you seek medical treatment and sicuss with the doctor about the causation?
Did you contact... Read Answer
If you feel you can handle it yourself, then you do not need a lawyer
The procedure is called ejectment
She is still living in your house with her 11 year old daughter and alleging sexual misconduct.
Stop mentioning names
Stop making... Read Answer
Is there a question?
sound like you need to retain an attorney
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All he has to do is give you a one month notice
Thre is no harm in asking.
Yes - if a lawsuit was filed against you, as it seems it was, then you have an eviction on your record.
Depends on the type of tenancy and the term of the lease. If you expect to challenge this - you need to retain a tenant lawyer ASAP.
If you have a commercial rental and no lease or breached the lease, your inability to move is of no concern if the LL has a legitimate basis to... Read Answer
NO way to tell until the documents are examined by a lawyer, which you will need to retain at an hourly rate/retainer. Its not when you recieve the... Read Answer
The LL can raise MTM rent to any rate they want. You either pay it or move out elsewhere. Its obvious the LL is not interest in renting to you for... Read Answer
Possibly - your father needs to recant the lease in writing if he intends to do something different. This needs to be done with your business lawyer... Read Answer
google liquidated damages
There are many detailed articles which explains the term
There is no brightline standard. Every 6 months for inspection is not likely to be unreasonable.
He just a typicall freeloader. Unfortunately, you will need to hire a lawyer to sue him for removal.
Not sure what the question is - but your medical issues are not a defense to eviction
Not sure what the issue is - you gave notice you are leaving, which is presmably 15- 30 days, so not sure what you are expecting to accomplish? The... Read Answer