The landlord also my best friend took me to the hospital lied and said he was my brother. I was in a coma not likely to survive, the hospital gave the landlord this information. The landlord then claimed I abandoned my home and property and served me in the hospital. The hospital returned the... Read more »
Can I file complaint for expedited relief for forced eviction? He has tossed my stuff into the yard and locked me out of the house. I've been living here for over 4 years. He owns the house.
Las Vegas, NV 89121
My ex came over I didn't know she was coming she was yelling secerty came I told them I made her leave next day I had a paper saying I had to move before my lease is up
I'm 68 yrs. old with cancer and going through a stem cell transplant and have paid my rent on time or the past 10 yrs. My landlord has given me to 7/31 to vacate the property. I have no violation I've been off work since last February due to cancer and no money coming in but my SSD which... Read more »
answered on Jun 25, 2022
You should contact Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada, Southern Nevada Senior Law Program, or Nevada Legal Services for placement. They are all Pro Bono service providers who qualify clients, have staff attorneys, as well as place cases with private attorneys. Good luck.
At the house I am staying in I made an agreement with a person who manages the property for the owner, Hey agreement was that I would fix up the house and clean the property while I'm living here for a low rent, about the cars too this person many times and they've even mentioned about... Read more »
answered on Jun 2, 2022
A Nevada attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. At this point, you could reach out to local attorneys to discuss. A landlord-tenant attorney would probably be in the best position to advise about eviction. In terms of the cars, you already included Criminal Law for... Read more »
Hello my ex landlord evicted me then refused to allow me to retrieve my property which was a tiny home that I was building and residing in along with other personal belongings and tools and materials. He has since destroyed the tiny home and everything else. I can only sue for $10000 in small... Read more »
answered on Jun 8, 2022
A Nevada attorney could answer best, but your question remains open for four weeks. I'm sorry for your ordeal and the frustration in finding an attorney. It's no guarantee, but one option at this point could be to explore legal aid services or pro bono attorneys. Good luck
Please let me explain. I have lived in this apartment in Henderson, NV for a year now. Approx 10 months ago I was having breathing problems (only inside the apartment) and documented it. 5 months ago I figured out there was a natural gas leak and the gas company shut the gas off at that time. The... Read more »
answered on May 11, 2022
A Nevada attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. Your question straddles two separate categories and I could only speak about the personal injury aspects. You mention that your breathing problems are documented. If you mean by medical records, those could be... Read more »
answered on Aug 10, 2021
You have 10 days to file an appeal of a summary eviction action in Nevada. I recommend retaining counsel to help you navigate the appeal and comply with time and procedural requirements.
She moved back in after being kicked out by a boyfriend and was told she could live with me if she followed my rules and if she did she had until April and if she didn’t the date would change. She hasn’t and I told her that she had a month to move out because I want her gone and she is... Read more »
answered on Oct 17, 2020
I am sorry you’ve been put in this situation. If she’s an adult you must follow the normal eviction procedures including timelines and notices.
answered on May 4, 2020
You rent amount will be stated in the lease, along with the date that it become effective. New leases generally start at the expiration of the old lease, but the parties are generally free to negotiate for any date they want.
And now is selling all his stuff. There is no will, im an only child and he was never married so I should be in charge of his property, belongings, etc. yet the cops won't help me cuz of "squatters rights". I live in ID so it makes it difficult. I can't afford an attorney what am I supposed to do?
answered on Sep 15, 2019
Hire a probate attorney near where your dad lived. The estate pays the legal fees.
I have three dogs one is documented as my emotional support animal by my doctor of several years. Am I required to inform potential landlords that I have an ESA before I apply to be a tenant ? The rental property I am interested in has a two pet policy, although I have three dogs one is ESA.... Read more »
answered on Jul 7, 2019
Probably not. There are a few limited exceptions to the Fair Housing Act but, unless one of the exceptions applies, the ESA is not considered a pet and therefore should not affect your ability to have two pets.
If you were my client I would advise you to tell the landlord up front that you... Read more »
My son's former Signifcant Other and he moved to Las Vegas with their children and leased an apartment together on May 1 to save money. My son has had to come to Oregon because of a family issue. In re-reading his lease agreement there are several areas where the document refers to California... Read more »
answered on Jul 7, 2019
The agreement is likely worth less than the value of the paper upon which it was printed (or written in crayon - it does not sound like a very well thought out document). I would still be extremely careful in the way in which your son separates himself from this less than sophisticated landlord. I... Read more »
Hi,im sam hahn, been processed with a eviction on 16th of october,2018 at borgata condomiums. I thought THE law-officer onsite who processes the eviction mentioned, we have 30days to remove our belongings from the propertie. But the landlord's keeps mentions theyll give us 2hours before this... Read more »
answered on Oct 25, 2018
The landlord can’t touch your possessions until he has been granted possession of the premises by the court. If he touches your stuff before then, you will have a cause of action against the landlord.
If you got in trouble in another state (CA) for a felony (evading a peace officer) and you have a lease with an apartment complex in another state (NV) but they don’t accept felons but you already have a lease with them prior to the incident do they have to accept you back? Or tell your PO it’s... Read more »
answered on Oct 22, 2018
You may be able to cancel your lease under force majeure.
You also may be able to travel to Nevada for a short period to get all your stuff, but you may have to reguister with the Sheriff when there
My neighbor was evicted less than 30 days ago and they left a lot of stuff in there, including a lot of food that is exposed. When the exterminator came by for my Apt. he mentioned the condition next door. I'm afraid that all the bugs that were found next door will be moving to my Apt.... Read more »
Our last apartment was renovated right before we moved in last year and one bedroom needed a carpet replacement by the time we moved out. But they want us to pay to replace both of the room's carpet (even though the second one has no damage done to it) because they ordered new carpet for the... Read more »
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