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If you have a rental property that gives you a $377 positive cash flow after make the mortgage payments and if there are no other expenses that you... Read Answer
You are going to have a fight on your hands. You need to involve an attorney, right away. If probate would otherwise not be necessary, the surviving... Read Answer
The first thing I would advise you to do, especially since he left no will, is to retain an attorney to open a probate estate in the probate division... Read Answer
Yes you can be sued.
If you have a written lease, is there any provision that addresses that issue?
It depends. Have you paid your rent on time? Do you have a written lease? It sounds like you are being set up to be evicted so if I were you I'd... Read Answer
Is there a provision in the lease that states what happens after the initial term expires?
The written lease controls.
You need to direct this question to a criminal law specialist.
Follow through with eviction.
Which are lawyer assigned by you. You should speak to your lawyer regarding your questions and issues.
Your claim may be through your renter's or auto comprehensive coverage. I cannot comment on the buildings liability without additional facts.
They may be responsible, but if they weren't sued by the landlord, your husband may have to file pleadings to have the other tenants joined to the... Read Answer
No, you cannot sue for pain and suffering. You can move out, though, because your landlord cannot enforce the lease without providing electricity to... Read Answer
You can refuse to allow the landlord access until you vacate
Probably not, but you should contact an experienced landlord/tenant attorney for a face-to-face consultation and give him/her all of the facts... Read Answer
The landlord cannot email an eviction notice and further cannot remove such appliances during a tenancy if the appliances were provided for your use... Read Answer
Failing to provide electric and gas service as incorporated in a lease is treated by the by law as a unlawful eviction for which the landlord would... Read Answer
Unfortunately you cannot make her smoke outside. The only place you still can smoke is in your home or outside and that is not going to change... Read Answer
That does not make it uninhabitable so your landlord is not responsible for the hotel.