Q: If my landlord fails to fix things at the place I’m renting including power, heat, and floors that are rotted.
And It’s been over 2 years and I suffered a personal injury from one of those issues and I have children in the house and then on top of that the landlord gave us an eviction notice then said never mind we can stay then ten days later they gave us another notice what should I do contact a lawyer or do I even have a case
A: No power, heat, and rotten floors? Sounds like you should have contacted a local landlord-tenant attorney long ago. It does appear you may have claims for reduced rent and possibly for wrongfully issued notice, depending upon the facts. None of this may affect the current termination notice but you didn't say what the b
A: No power, heat, and rotten floors? Sounds like you should have contacted a local landlord-tenant attorney long ago. It does appear you may have claims for reduced rent and possibly for wrongfully issued notice, depending upon the facts. None of this may affect the current termination notice but you didn't say what the bba
A: basis for the termination notice is. Review everything with a local landlord-tenant attorney.
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