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My ex boyfriends name is the only name on the lease for the rental home i currently live in. he moved out in march, but left the majority of his belongings. he is now living in a different home that has his name on the lease as well. does he still have residency rights here? he will not return his... View More
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answered on Jul 9, 2024
You indicate that the lease is between your ex and the landlord. You need to speak to the landlord about whether or not he is willing to terminate that lease and have you sign a lease. If so, your ex will not have any legal right to return to the property without an invitation. As for his... View More
Sheriff's deputy issued an illegal eviction in Louisiana
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answered on Jun 26, 2024
When dealing with a situation involving law enforcement, it's important to understand your rights and the proper procedures. Here's some general guidance on this situation:
1. Requesting another officer: While you can politely request to speak with a supervisor or another officer,... View More
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answered on Jun 13, 2024
If you have a written lease, then most likely not. You should ask your landlord where in the written lease it allows him to boot you earlier than 2 years. You can do this review or you can hire a lawyer to do this review.
The bank my employer uses placed a hold on my check . The check isn’t clearing until the 3rd of June from what I’m told . My rent is due may 30th. If I become evicted do I have a case
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
If your eviction is directly caused by the bank placing a hold on your check, you might have a potential case. The key factors to consider include whether the bank followed proper procedures for holding the check and if they provided adequate notice of the hold. It's also important to examine... View More
i bought brothers out, oct of last yr, 1 brother took a meter from home and attached his name to it and is living in a trailer that was our gmas, whis is dead and the trailer is owned by both of us i believe- he was told to get off property at begining of all this in 2018/2019 but never did
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answered on May 17, 2024
In Louisiana, if you want to remove someone from a property you own, you will need to go through the eviction process. Here are the steps you can take:
1. Serve a written notice: Provide your brother with a written notice to vacate the property. In Louisiana, the notice period is typically... View More
Hi im trying to find out some information my landlord is gonna possibly file for eviction between today and Friday if I pay it Friday will the eviction stop and I can still live there.
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
I understand that you're in a difficult situation and concerned about a potential eviction. Here are a few important points to consider:
1. Eviction laws vary by state and local jurisdiction, so the specific rules and procedures may differ depending on where you live. It's best to... View More
Okay I was suppose to move in my house last month but end up not moving in became the manager company was asking for a lot they didn’t show me my leases tell after I paid them the deposit and rent then they showed me the leases I feel like the lease is bs and if you read it you think so yourself... View More
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answered on Apr 16, 2024
Based on the details you've provided, it seems like you have encountered some concerning issues with your rental agreement and the property management company. Here are a few steps you can consider taking:
1. Review your lease agreement carefully: Take a close look at the terms and... View More
I was evicted, even though my landlord and I agreed on renewing my lease. I was fighting them on this at the time of eviction. They came to my house with a constable and threw my 5 year old and I out. Within hours they had my whole house in the driveway and on the curb. They broke MANY items,... View More
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answered on Mar 30, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your distressing situation. The legalities surrounding eviction and the handling of tenants' belongings can vary significantly depending on your local laws and the specific terms of your lease agreement. Generally, landlords are required to follow a legal eviction... View More
Now she wants to evict me. What are my legal rights
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answered on Mar 25, 2024
Your post is unclear however the gist is what right do you have to be on the property? Is it written and if so, what are the terms? If there are no terms, then I would assume the owner has every right to ask that you leave and if you fail to do so then you are subject to eviction.
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
If your landlords are neglecting their responsibilities to fix things around your apartment, it's essential to understand your rights and the steps you can take to address this issue. Firstly, document all the problems in the apartment thoroughly. Take photos, keep a record of all the damages... View More
I notified him he said he sent a work order for the plumber but the plumber came 3 days later my water bill was 130.00 more than average.
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answered on Mar 26, 2024
If you decide to withhold part of next month's rent in Carencro, LA to cover repair costs you've already paid, you should be aware that this action can be risky. Landlords typically expect full rent payment on the due date, and withholding any portion without explicit legal approval or... View More
I want to move to the guest bedroom instead of sharing a room with my daughter but I don't want to get into trouble with my landlord who is my ex-boyfriend's mom
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answered on Feb 13, 2024
In Louisiana, a room in a shared living space generally refers to an individual bedroom or living area within a larger dwelling (such as a house or apartment) that is occupied by multiple residents who share common areas like the living room, kitchen, and bathroom. When you rent a house together... View More
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answered on Feb 9, 2024
In Louisiana, if someone is living in your home but is not on the lease, they are considered an occupant or a guest, depending on the circumstances of their stay. As a homeowner or primary leaseholder, you generally have control over the use of your property and its amenities. However, if the... View More
My landlord first began to harass me almost daily by coming to my home just walking in not knocking or anything and asking who was there and why are they there. Then on Christmas Day there was an incident involving her niece that I was trying to help. She went a little crazy by breaking my 55"... View More
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answered on Feb 5, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about your difficult situation. In Louisiana, landlords are required to follow specific eviction procedures, and it seems like your landlord's actions were not in accordance with the law. It's crucial to document any evidence of her entering your home without... View More
I told them months ago the wood was weak from the toilet leaking they just replaced the toilet not the wood around it Jan 9 my whole leg went through the floor
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answered on Jan 20, 2024
A Louisiana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It's possible you could. You could reach out to local attorneys to set up a free initial consult. If you have medical records that support your injuries, they would be helpful. Good luck
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answered on Nov 10, 2023
No, you cannot buy a house or car using the $5 million that is attached to your Social Security number. This is a common scam that is used to steal people's money.
Unfortunately, due to the nature of internet questions and responses, the information provided can ONLY be for general... View More
I had a tenant with a lease agreement in effect from January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2023. Recently, this tenant approached me, requesting to vacate the premises two months earlier than the agreed-upon end date because they had purchased a house with a closing date set for October 31, 2023. Their... View More
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answered on Nov 16, 2023
Based on your post, if you want to go after the tenant for the unpaid rent, then you need to take the tenant to Court and seek a money judgment for the 2 months of unpaid rent.
How do you determine who gets to stay in the house if he we both paid
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answered on Oct 27, 2023
In Louisiana, when a lease ends and both individuals' names are on the lease agreement with no further stipulations, it can create a complex situation regarding who stays in the property. Typically, the resolution might rely on negotiations between the parties involved. For personalized legal... View More
I live in Shreveport Louisiana if that helps at all
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answered on Oct 22, 2023
In Louisiana, if someone moves out and leaves personal property behind, you can't immediately dispose of or claim the items. Louisiana law requires landlords or property owners to provide notice to the former occupant about the abandoned property. You should send a written notice, preferably... View More
I have plans to build a house on this land I do not know what I can legally do with their trailer. They won't answer phone calls from me. Therefore I don't know what their plans are. Wh what are my rights concerning this matter? I live in Louisiana.
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answered on Aug 21, 2023
In Louisiana, if your daughter and son-in-law have left their trailer on your property for around six months without communication, you may explore legal options. Sending them a certified letter notifying them of your intention to remove the trailer if they don't respond within a specified... View More
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