What you are describing is illegal. You cannot forcibly make her leave, only a court order can make her leave, regardless of your agreement or...

Do I need to file an official counterclaim?

Your "answer" to his appeal would be to affirm the arbitration award, and if you want to ask for damages in addition to the arbitration award, for...

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I moved into a apartment and come to find out my lease is fake, what should I do?

Either the lease is valid through agency principles and you can stay until the end of the lease (probably not), or you are a tenant at will and the...

How do I get help with a neighbor who is relentlessly harassing but bc they went to courts 1st I am being bullied fromthem&polic

Violation of a Harassment Prevention Order is a criminal offense. We would need some more details about what/how you are being charged, for what...

I leased a condo and upfront I had to give first, last and security. Even though I moved out on the 20th of the month and asked

You are not entitled to a per diem refund unless they agreed to it in writing.

Is there an interest calculated on the amount, asked in the real estate attachment?

pre & post judgment interest is 12& simple interest (no compounding). So if the attachment was the result of a judgment, there should be...

Bed bugs in apartment. Who is responsible for removal costs?

The LL is responsible unless he can show you brought them in. They are very difficult to get rid of, and 1 or two treatments is not going to do it....

Massachusetts- Standard of Evidence in 258E Hearing?

There is not a different evidentiary standard for this type of hearing. Hearsay is not admissible but A) what is and is not hearsay is complicated,...

The contract is most likely a license which does not grant you a property interest as in such cases where you would rent an apartment. It is likely...

Independent Contractor work?

From what you have described, regardless of what you signed, you are likely entitled to rights as an employee. you should contact an attorney to...