Can I move out without my parent's consent?
No, you just can't move out. Emancipation of a minor is both rare and difficult, and if you have no means of supporting yourself, it will never...
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No, you just can't move out. Emancipation of a minor is both rare and difficult, and if you have no means of supporting yourself, it will never...
Either negotiate the price down to $22,000 based on your knowledge of the other ad, or ask for your deposit back and walk away. While slimy, they...
I agree that the LL cannot hold your possessions hostage for rent. If you are already in court for the eviction, LL has to obtain a money judgment...
File a motion with the court now to have your address impounded.
If this were a landlord-tenant situation, she'd have to give a proper notice. But even then, the burden would be on you to get your stuff. I don't...
You don't need an attorney, but surely, given what has and has not happened to date, you'd benefit from hiring one.
Clearly, you are not the owner of the property, and have no rights that derive from ownership. You are tenants, and if no written lease,...
His estate is now responsible for this lease. It needs to be probated so that access to his money to pay for this can be made. Rent will be due for...
You indeed need to speak with an attorney. I agree he cannot kick you out without a court order. Who stays, who goes and how rent is paid will...
You have no "right" to stay in any particular private business' hotel. They can refuse you service unless you can prove the act was an act of...