Hollis, NH
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Hollis, NH
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Bankruptcy & Debt ... +2 more
You can evict her. There are two apparent grounds for this. First, she has failed to pay rent, as agreed. Second, you could simply terminate her...
From your account, it appears that your landlord is violating not only the terms of the lease but of the warrant of habitability. You should sit...
You can be evicted, unless you give the landlord proper notice. To find out what is proper, check the statute or consult with an attorney. I have...
Yes. The statute of limitations is three years. That being said, if the landlord sues you, you can simply tell the judge that you gave the...
You would need to be in default. To know what constitutes "default," read the mortgage contract. It is safe to say, however, that if you are...
First, ask the landlord, nicely, to fix the mess it made. If that doesn't work, find a lawyer to write a scary letter to the landlord. And if...
The identity of the landlord is relevant for certain actions (evictions) but should not affect the laws regarding holding of security deposits.
The first question is figuring out what kind of debt you have. Then you need to look at the tools for dealing with it. Offhand, bankruptcy seems...
I agree w/ Atty. Garrison. Unlike residential leases, commercial leases are governed mostly by contract. You should sit down with an attorney to...
Before a landlord may take possession, the court must issue the writ and he must pick it up. Generally, a landlords then takes it to the sheriff...