Thomas C. Marino

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Sturbridge, MA

Real estate Lawyer at Sturbridge, MA

Practice Areas: Real Estate, Car Accidents ... +2 more

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Renting laws

Thomas's answer | Answered on September 26, 2013

The Landlord cannot evict you without complying with the summary process rules. Were you gone from the apartment for an extended time? If so the...

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I recently won a judgement from my landlord. I filed a state of execution. What other measures can I take?

Thomas's answer | Answered on September 25, 2013

Usually the best is to file a Supplementary Process action to collect on the Judgment. She will have to show up for a hearing and you can gather...

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Am I obligated to pay a landlord for a signed lease if I never moved into the room?

Thomas's answer | Answered on September 25, 2013

If you signed a year long lease then then general rule is that you are responsible for the year long lease. The fact that he returned your last...

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If suing LL for damages from bad faith deductions, do I sue for double the withheld amount or double the full desposit?

Thomas's answer | Answered on September 24, 2013

The LL has 30 days under the law to provide you with a detailed breakdown of the use of security deposit and any claims of damages. Failure to do...

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If a tenant leaves and refuses to accept a copy of rental agreement are we still obligated to them in any way?

Thomas's answer | Answered on September 24, 2013

This type of selp help can be costly. Just because the furnance broke doesn't mean you get to evict them. In fact you are obligated to repair it....

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