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Landlord and Tenant Law
Utah
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He has to give you proper written notice.
Your mother-in-law should proceed with the sale. To do so, she will need to evict them now. That is the only way to get them out legally. Then,... Read More
Yes, and if you are month to month you can plan on moving as well. How much money is involved? Is it worth the attorney's fees? Sounds like a cash... Read More
Yes, you can but be prepared to start to look for somewhere else to live. Although retaliatory eviction is against the law, the atmosphere you may... Read More
Yes, you should file a small claims action against your landlord to recover the excess utility charges you wound up paying.
Very difficult question.. the main thing would be would it have happened if the gate was working? There must be causation and an intervening criminal... Read More
Your question requires an attorney consultation. It is not a simple question that can be answered on this type of forum. There are many factors that... Read More
Go to an attorney and explain your situation, the details, review of the writings and your allegations for an opinion as to whether the landlord is... Read More
It is binding on you but not your father.
No, you cannot sell his things to get your rent money.
No you can sell his stuff without give him a until you have given him a three day notice (utah law) and follow the eviction process
What doe you lease say? Generally you do that so your rent doesn't change every month. If you want to get equally billing more exact ask the power... Read More
What does the lease say? If the lease says he can keep it, he can keep it.
You should give the landlord written notice of all of the problems and keep a copy of the letter. Say that you are either going to move out, or pay... Read More
Many homes are rented out furnished. If you don't have evidence that the property was transferred to you as a gift or for some sort of consideration,... Read More
If your tenant files for bankruptcy, your claim for unpaid rent can be reduced or wiped clean completely. It will not matter what liens you have... Read More
First, if your son is dangerous, call the department of child and family services or the police. If you are in danger, they will normally ask your... Read More
You will have to serve him with a written 30 notice to quit (leave) and then, if he still does not leave, you will have to file an unlawful detainer... Read More
File a petition to have him evicted. Or wait until he is out drinking, box up his stuff, put the boxes out front and change the locks. Depending on... Read More
File a notice to quit and then file a complaint with the district court for eviction/re-possession. The court will set a hearing date. Your son... Read More
It is difficult to determine what your question is. You sound like you may have damages you can sue for, however, you will need to go to an attorney... Read More
The police/district attorney must charge a person with filing a false complaint with the police department. It appears that unlawful entry... Read More
You may have a case. Take what evidence you have to an attorney, who will normally review your case for free to determine whether they can help you.
You can tell the Board orally why you are upset, but they will likely not change their minds and their is nothing worthwhile doing. I have to... Read More
No, they just have know the agreeing the the bylaws when they purchase the property.