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You may want to sit down with a landlord-tenant attorney to draft up a letter to your son's friend. You generally need to give him reasonable... Read Answer
It is unlikely that you can get a continuance. However, there are numerous prohibitions on evictions right now do to COVID that may prevent an... Read Answer
No. He needs to evict you.
Does he own the house, or do others also have ownership interest in the house?
Please let me know if yoiu would... Read Answer
You can evict her.
But you must first give her a 30-day month to month termnination notice, followed by a 3-day eviction notice.
Please let me know... Read Answer
I would argue that he has abandoned the property. He clearly hasn't cared about it for months, and now wants it back.
The question is do you... Read Answer
Yes, you have rights.
As you and I discussed by phone, I stand ready to assist you.
I think we can put a stop to this quickly through a letter to... Read Answer
File a complaint for eviction against them. You will need to give them a three day notice and file after they refuse to vacate.
If the owner hasn't vacated then you will need to file a writ of possession in the foreclosure case. You will need to use a lawyer for this as you... Read Answer
If your friend has already moved out then you should apply to rent the apartment. If either your friend or the landlord are seeking your... Read Answer
This is going to depend on the language of the lease. While he can't record inside your premises, recording the door itself is likely permissible. If... Read Answer
It's not clear from your question that she removed the truck or had someone else remove it. If she did, and you were lawfully keeping your truck... Read Answer
If there is no written lease then she is by default a month to month tenants. You will need to give her 30 days notice that you are cancelling the... Read Answer
The federal prohibition on evictions applies ONLY to HUD backed rentals (Section 8). Any other landlord can operate business as usual.
Your best bet is to deposit your rent with the court until the landlord makes the necessary repairs. Under Ohio law, you cannot withhold rent for... Read Answer
It depends if the rental is federally backed. There is a temporary ban on federally backed (HUD, Section 8, etc.) rental properties conducting... Read Answer
Start eviction process.
Since he was charging them rent, he must proceed with eviction proceedings.
If you pay rent, why not move out on your own and pay rent?
Check with your bankruptcy attorney to see if he included that debt.
If your on the lease you have as much right to enter the property as she does; If not on the lease, then the police will stand by for clothes only;... Read Answer
If you can show the court good cause for the continuance, then yes;
I need more information concerning the length and circumstances of them being there to give you an answer; The worst case answer would be you would... Read Answer
If your lease says its not allowed, then yes he can evict you.
If she is not on a deed she is basically a hold over tenant; In Ohio you must serve her in writing with a 30 day notice, then when that it up a 3 day... Read Answer