He can certainly ask you whether you intend to enter a new lease term. You probably have a condition in your lease in which you must notify him of your plans to renew.
I tried to work but can't keep job because my bipolar manic depression. I had 3 different jobs n 2020
You didn't ask a question. You should probably consult a lawyer with the trust to see if there's anything that can be done. We can't read your trust online, and these situations are very fact-based to the point that attempting to answer would be non-productive. Please see a lawyer.
Can't find a Will. My Husband was given Power of Attorney. No siblings.
Your power of attorney is now worthless, because your mother in law has passed. (I am sorry for your loss. I trust she lived a full and wonderful life.)
i suggest that your husband (not you) consults with a probate attorney to get some professional advice. It doesn't necessarily mean... Read more »
She just got out of rehab, there was a B & E at the house and damages. She has broken the lease agreement. Can I transfer title to one of my children?
SInce the house is located in New York, you should probably ask the question in the New York section of the forum to make certain that no New York law prohibits you transferring title. I can't imagine that there is - leases dont encumber titles.
UPDATE...LANDLORD SENT NEW LEASE INCLUDING OUR PETS. THANKS FOR THE ADVISE GIVEN! Can the new owner force us to sign a lease stating no pets after we have been here for 3 years with the pets and paid the pet deposit back then? We have always paid our rent on time and the new owner just visited the... Read more »
It doesn't matter that your old lease allowed pets - apparently the new one doesn't. You apparently have a difficult choice - stay where you are and lose the turtle and the gecko; or move. (I'm not really sure a gecko and a turtle even qualify as pets, but I'm not the landlord)
Make a police report.
I am a landlord on a month to month lease agreement with a tenant that states she or I have to give 30 days notice to terminate the lease. She recently painted my home without my approval. I expressed my dismay to her, and told her she should have received my permission, first. She promptly cursed... Read more »
Yes, but you must give her proper notice. You should probably consult with a lawyer to make certain things are done correctly. Screw this up, and you could be looking at paying her attorney's fees as well as not being able to get rid of her. If you are in the business of renting property,... Read more »
My dad, who was a lifelong resident of GA, had a small trucking company in Savannah that he liquidated and closed in January of 2015. He was diagnosed with terminal cancer and passed a year and a half later on 6/17/2016. As his executor, and a resident of Florida since 1983, I honchoed his meager... Read more »
I cannot see how you could be held personally liable for this alleged debt. You were not a personal guarantor of the company's obligations to Comcast. However, it is possible that if he guaranteed the obligations, that his obligations were binding on his heirs.
At most, the statute of... Read more »
What are my options on this?
Call the creditor, ask to speak to a manager. BE NICE. The minimum wage 20 year old who answers the phone is not responsible for the issue and probably nothing on his or her information screen would tell him or her why your account is in collection. Calmly explain that to the best of your... Read more »
I was never contacted. I know he had family up there that probably handled his things. I don't have contact with them. I'm wondering if too much time is passed to find out exactly what happened. I know that he had a will. When he got my personal information from me to a fix me as his... Read more »
You should contact a probate attorney "up there", in whatever state that is.
So I got an evaluation in the city of where I was charged for minor possesion and it's hard for me to commute there from the city I currently live in. Is there any way I can start at a new program closer to where I live and not get hit with failure on first attempt?
Your issue is a criminal defense issue, not probate. Probate concerns the settling of the affairs of a person who has died. Talk to the person or office to whom you are supposed to report for your therapy.
help you the sheriff said you have 15 minutes to get out. I said what,why.He said evicted you have 15 minutes to get your stuff.Is this legal? I live in Florida.
I have checked online at clerk.net and also contacted Manasota Legal Aid they said they couldn't find any records of eviction
It doesn't happen this way absent a dishonest sheriff's deputy. Here's the process:
1. A 3 day notice is sent to you or posted on the door. The notice is generally sent certified mail/ return receipt requested.
2. If you don't pay or vacate, the landlord files a... Read more »
Been here over 2 months
Yes.
Because I am disabled and am unable to even walk at the moment. We have been paying the increase per our agreement since July, yet they refuse to just get the lease signed. Are you in FL?
Yes. I advise you then to consult an attorney in your town to determine your rights.
We've tried since July to get them to send us a signed Lease, but they never answer. They're never available for phone calls and claim were holdover tenants now. They posted an eviction notice this month and said our CDC Declaration doesn't apply. We've called, emailed &... Read more »
Now that you know that they don't want you as a tenant, why would you want to stay? I'd give them notice and move. Its going to cost you more to fight this with an attorney; although consulting a LL/tenant attorney may not be a bad idea.
Yes, a landlord can charge late fees. Covid restrictions on the landlord do not prevent late fees; you are expected to pay your rent on time.
I would say yes. If the utility is included in the rent payment, the landlord is responsible for paying the utility company. If the tenant fails to pay rent and the landlord fails to pay the utility company thus depriving the tenant of utilities,; that could easily be construed as a self-help... Read more »
My father lived in Maryland, was not married, did not own a home, and has no debt nor retirement accounts. His only registered assets are a boat ($5k value), Md commercial fishing license, furniture and older firearms. He leaves behind myself (next of Kin), significant other, and my half brother... Read more »
This is a question for Maryland probate lawyers, not Florida lawyers.
Our landlord has recently sold the property where the house that my family rents is located. At first, the new landlord said he would let us stay but just last week informed us that he's changed his mind and is going to tear the house down instead. Possession of the property doesn't... Read more »
The new owner takes possession subject to your lease. You should consult an attorney in your town with your lease in hand.
It means that the plaintiff dissolved, or terminated the continuing writ of garnishment. If your pay was being held, it won't be held anymore.
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