Generally, an agreement to pay the arrears includes a provision to pay the current rent on time. Failure to pay the current rent on time is grounds for the landlord to have you evicted. You can stop the eviction by paying all the rent you owe.

It depends. If you own the mobile home and there is an electrical problem in the home, you are responsible for getting it repaired. If you rent the mobile home, the owner is responsible. If the problem is outside the home, the park manager or power company would be responsible for the repair,... View More

First, you need to have him served with a 10-day notice to quit. If he does not leave after the 10 days, you have him served with a 30 day notice (i.e., must serve by the end of the month prior to the month at the end of which you are telling him to leave). If he doesn't leave, you must file... View More

Under the law, as a month to month tenant, you were required to give your landlord 30 days notice of your intention to vacate; ie, you were required to notify him on or before November 30 that you intended to vacate by December 31st.

If the child was placed with you under neglect proceedings against the mother, the court will decide if you should be placed with you permanently during the dispositional phase. You also could file a custody petition.

You can ask the judge to include a provision in an order that neither parent is to introduce the child to a new paramour until at least six months after beginning the relationship. You would benefit by consulting with a lawyer regarding your case if you wish to obtain custody.

If the tenant is responsible for paying for any damage caused to your property. Therefore, you can ask him to pay for repair or replacement of the item. If he refuses to pay, you may deduct from his security deposit or take him to small claims court. However, the court may only award you an amount... View More

If there was an order giving your mother custody, you must file a modification petition in Family Court stating your mother’s passing as a change in circumstances. If she was awarded custody on your consent or per court order because, for some reason, you were unable to care for your child at... View More

His siblings must be willing to assume custody of your nephew. If they are not, the Court cannot force them to take custody. If one of them is willing to assume custody he/she should file a custody petition. If you know longer wish to maintain custody of your nephew and neither of the siblings... View More

No, the appeal is based on the evidence presented at trial or information presented to the Family Court judge. You cannot present new evidence on appeal. You could try making a motion to reargue or renew in Family Court.

You should make arrangements with landlord to pay rent another way- by mailing check/money order to LL; paying through a payment app like PayPal or Venmo or making payments into all’s bank account

When the child becomes 18 years old.

Hard copies must be filed. Respondent then has 30 days to file brief but usually requests extensions.

She must obtain your consent unless she can show that you abandoned the child.

First you have to serve him with a 10 day notice to quit. If he doesn’t move after the 10 days you must serve him with a 30 day notice. If he still doesn’t move you must initiate an eviction proceeding

Certified mail is insufficient service. A 30, 60 or 90-day notice must be served in person, on a person of suitable age or discretion or nail and mail. You should not do the service yourself. You should consult an attorney if you do not know how to properly serve the tenant.

You should discuss your options with your attorney.

Yes, if his actions rise to the level of a crime.

The mother must consent to you moving with the child. If she does not consent, you must petition family court for permission to move. The court must decide if it is in the child’s best interest to move, taking into consideration at number of factors.

The case will not turn into a criminal matter unless there was a criminal court matter.