Your current state is Virginia
Out I been convicted in 84 and did 3 years in jail they in 3 years never ask me of my past now they want me out can I take them to court over this
House is in Indiana. Lived here 5yrs+, on month to month lease now, and have always paid rent timely, New landlord is buying land contract, so he's subletting. No written notice was given that we changed owners and would have to sign new lease(which old landlord states was necessary in lease).... Read more »
Recently, the unit I am renting was sold. The new property manager told me they would renew my lease when it was up. I asked for the new lease back in December, as my lease ends on January 31st, and was told I would have it soon. As of today, January 29th, I have not yet received a new lease nor... Read more »
My landlord is requiring me to sign a new month-to-month lease in Huntingdon Valley, PA.
In the new lease, it says I must pay rent and utilities until the unit is re-rented after terminating a month-to-month lease. Ie If I give notice on my lease and my landlord can't re-rent it for 6... Read more »
It has been 3.5 months since I moved and there are 4.5 more months until the end of the lease term. The landlord started a major renovation and is not looking for a new tenant but keeps collecting rent from me.
Thank you.
Alexei
The landlord started renovating the apartment instead of looking for a new tenant.
answered on Jan 29, 2023
You may be entitled to a refund for the period after the landlord began renovations of the rental unit. There is a difference between 'renovations' (serious work such as upgrade kitchen, bath, etc) and 'turnover' (new paint, possibly replace old carpet, etc). Also consider the... Read more »
The owner of the land lot has filed for eviction, however, the owner of the mobile home has since become incarcerated and it is unclear as to how long they will remain unavailable. They were arrested after the service of the intent to evict notice, yet the court date has not yet come to pass but... Read more »
I have been waiting to get my mail out of the box for about 2 weeks now. They said the key they gave me didn't transfer well, so I was given to the main key for it and that one also didn't work. As everyone knows it's tax season and I really need to get them filed asap but it's... Read more »
I'm trying to figure out who's responsible me or the park my Park does not pay electric bills but there is a ruling by the PA supreme Court that says utilities and service roads supplied by the park is the parks responsibility does the use of the word supplies here mean provide access or... Read more »
I have a guardianship case and the administrator for the estate for the property I live in has a personal vendetta against me and he gave the photos that he took that were meant for the documenting of assets. to the lawyers of the opposing side of my guardianship case and now I have an ex-parte... Read more »
The problem is my aunt denying that she sign the letter even though she have signature there, what can I do can ?do I have rights for that excess lot? Because there threatening us to evacuate the lot
my landlord barrowed my key then locked me out with all my stuff inside her house,i called the pollice and the police man said she could not lock me out and let me back in my room and five minnitts latter the officer knocked on my doore and told me that because i had given the key back i gave up... Read more »
My son and his family (wife, daughter (7) son (1) dog and cat have been displaced from their home due to a major leaking roof. LL put them in a hotel but is asking them to still pay rent or pay the massive hotel bill. Insurance is not covering the hotel costs. They are scared, have nowhere to go,... Read more »
My wife and I live in Charlotte, NC. We agreed to let her sister live with us for a month. I do not trust that my sister-in-law will respect a verbal agreement to leave when the time comes. What is the best way to protect my ability to kick her out after a month?
A no fault eviction on a foreclosed home all utilities are shut off owner died family has all papwr work
Me and my girlfriend split up about a year ago. She still lives in my house that I own. I've been seeing somebody for 6 months and we both want to live together. Problem is my ex-girlfriend still lives there and she refuses to leave. Do I have to give her notice of someone moving in? Because... Read more »
answered on Jan 27, 2023
From a legal perspective, if it's your house you don't need to give your ex notice that someone else is moving in. On the other hand, I'm guessing your new girlfriend and you will lead a much more peaceful life if you evict the ex-girlfriend before moving the new girlfriend into the... Read more »
I’ve told him I want him to go but he just acts like I’ve said nothing. Do I need a lawer? How much $. I’m a single mom don’t have much. That’s why I rented to him it was an extra 500 a month when he paid. What do I do
My landlord is telling his other tenant's all my business about eviction
answered on Jan 27, 2023
Free speech is generally protected by the 1st amendment. That being said, the 1st amendment does not protect all types of speech. It has long been recognized that false statements may give rise to a legal claim for defamation. While not criminal in nature, false statements can give rise to civil... Read more »
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