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answered on Mar 30, 2024
The time a landlord must give for non-renewal of a year-long lease can vary significantly depending on local laws and the specific terms outlined in your lease agreement. Generally, most jurisdictions require a notice period of 30 to 60 days before the lease ends. It's crucial to check the... View More 
It was a notice for them to go to office to pay or leave and has had an eviction notice afterward.
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answered on Oct 18, 2023
In Indiana, a motel manager cannot typically lock out a tenant without following the proper legal eviction process. Engaging in a "self-help" eviction, such as changing locks or physically removing a tenant, is generally illegal and can result in legal consequences. The legal eviction... View More
She refused the eviction letter and green card should be coming back to us ,
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answered on Oct 15, 2023
If a family member refuses to remove a camper and personal items from your property after being given notice, you may have legal remedies available. Typically, the next step involves initiating a formal eviction process through your local court. After obtaining a court order, if the family member... View More
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answered on Oct 12, 2023
In Indiana, a landlord generally cannot force you to use automatic payments for rent unless you have agreed to this method of payment in your lease agreement. If your lease does not specify that automatic payments are required, the landlord usually cannot mandate this payment method. Some landlords... View More
Mi fiancé rents to own a trailar and in December it will be his however he’s been paying for it for 6 years and 6 years ago he was with his ex they was never married but he added her to the lease. She moved out a year ago and I moved in and it’s been nothing but hell how can we get her off the... View More
answered on Sep 13, 2023
The best way to resolve this problem is for your fiance, his ex, and the lessor to draft and sign an agreement between themselves removing her from the contract.
Case was decided as a illegal eviction in court I was put on the street and homeless for a month without any of my belongings
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answered on Sep 6, 2023
In Indiana, if you've been a victim of an illegal eviction, you may be eligible to recover various types of damages. These can encompass actual financial losses related to the eviction, punitive damages if the landlord's actions were particularly wrongful, attorney's fees and court... View More
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answered on Sep 4, 2023
When a landlord refuses to accept rent payment in Indiana, it can create a challenging situation for tenants. It's essential to document all attempts to pay rent, including copies of checks or money orders and any communication with the landlord. Start by sending a written letter or email to... View More
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answered on Aug 30, 2023
A landlord generally does not have the authority to allow Rent-A-Center or any other third party to enter your home without your permission to repossess items, even if you're behind on payments. Landlords have certain responsibilities and limitations when it comes to entering rental... View More
Me and my wife was married, divorced 5 years now but have been in a relationship during those 5years I own My own business Repairs on R.Vs The property my business is on is in my ex wifes name and now that we have went see ways shes evicting me from my business with property purchased by both of... View More
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answered on Aug 29, 2023
Given that your business is operating on this property, the stakes are high, and immediate legal consultation is advisable to protect your interests.
He’s being evicted and he said he’s going to the police to tell them that we’re felons and recovering drug addicts to get us kicked out because he’s being evicted. Is that possible?
answered on Aug 18, 2023
Typically, police don't evict people. That's something a landlord does. While telling police might draw some scrutiny from police seeking to file criminal charges against you, telling the landlord would be the more effective way to get you evicted.
My boyfriends mother resides with us. She called and reported a domestic dispute between she and her son. The cops issued no arrests or charges. She stated she plans to press charges. I will issue a notice for her to leave tomorrow. Due to the situation can I expedite the timeframe.
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answered on Aug 3, 2023
Generally, you will need to provide a written notice to the tenant, giving them a certain number of days to vacate the property. The required notice period can depend on the reason for eviction, such as non-payment of rent or violation of the lease terms.
Case was over eviction
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answered on Jun 29, 2023
When a case is moved to the plenary docket, it signifies that it is transitioning to the stage where a full trial or hearing on the merits will take place. In the context of an eviction case, it means that both parties will have the opportunity to present their respective arguments and evidence... View More
[Indiana] - My brother-in-law wants to sell me a house that his ex-girlfriend and biological daughter reside in. There is no lease in place, nor formal rental agreement. If I purchase this house, can I ask the ex-girlfriend to leave or is there a formal "eviction" process that I need to do?
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answered on May 11, 2023
You can always ask, but you must commence a formal eviction if she chooses not to go. Evicting family is never easy, and courts (at least from my New York perspective) are sometimes sympathetic to tenants in these situations, so you should speak to an attorney to discuss your possible outcomes and... View More
Landlord agreed to rent to own for $110,000. Landlord got a different mortgage on a new home they purchased and said they couldnt have this house( the one I was already renting to own for 5 years) as a rent to own anymore. Can I take them to court for the money I put into owning the house since... View More
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answered on Mar 24, 2023
Your rent-to-own contract should outline your rights and remedies. Assuming an attorney represented you when you entered into that agreement, you should speak to that attorney for advice. If you had no attorney, from my NY perspective, unless your contract prohibits it, you would need to bring an... View More
I moved into an apartment with my girlfriend, both our names are on the lease. She ended up cheating on me and moving out after 2 weeks of living here. She says that she will not pay any rent and so far has refused to. The leasing office informed us on during the signing process on numerous... View More
answered on Oct 18, 2022
It's possible that you have a suit against her for contribution, but just because you can sue someone doesn't mean that you are going to get anything from her. See a local lawyer for advice. This is not a criminal matter.
I hope you can cover the rent on your own.
I received proceedings supplemental in May of this year for $9000 the original judgement was for $6000 dollars. I had no idea about the judgment as I was never served papers and never notified of any judgement against me. Will I be able to fight the interest accrued?
Someone told me that this is price gouging and coercion. Is this true
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answered on Jun 16, 2022
Depending on the specific facts, it could be an antitrust violation known as price fixing. To find out more, contact an attorney who practices in the area of antitrust or the Indiana Attorney General's office.
In other words can you pursue their assets if it happened before they changed power of attorney over
answered on Mar 17, 2022
You posted this under landlord-tenant law but you are asking about a power of attorney. You need to provide more details before anyone can provide a meaningful response. Questions that you should address when you repost this include:
Are you the tenant or the landlord?
How are you... View More
The new owner is with a different property management company. Do I have to remain in the lease
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answered on Feb 11, 2022
It depends on what the lease says...but probably.
answered on Nov 7, 2021
I assume you do not want a plumber so you really need to ask a legal question, though it seems apparent you need to have check-valves installed to prevent back-up.
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