No lease agreement, do I have to formally evict?
Yes you still have to evict them. But you should be able to do so based upon the signed agreement to terminate. Furthermore, the old lease may...
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Yes you still have to evict them. But you should be able to do so based upon the signed agreement to terminate. Furthermore, the old lease may...
If you can get proof (an opinion from an expert mechanic) that their moving the car caused the damage, you can sue them for the cost of repairing...
Your ability to leave has nothing to do with your child's experience. If you are on a month to month lease, just give notice according to the...
Simply put, it is not worth you claiming these items. Claiming Possession would require you to have made demand for their removal, to have a...
That depends on several factors. Was your lease in writing? Was it part of your pay for your work? Were you given a "Notice to Quit" before...
Probably not. While I am not familiar with SC law, the process usually requires a formal "Notice to Quit" served in a particular way and setting...
Simply put, Bedbugs come from other bedbugs! There are two obvious sources for your infestation. Either you brought them in somehow or if you...
Your landlord can attempt to evict you for any reason (in the lease) he can come up with. Whether he can suceed is another question. ...
Talk to you divorce attorney. The terms of his residency in the condo and use of your vehicle should have been part of that judgment. Even if...
As I am not a practicing attorney in Ohio so I suggest you find local counsel, perhaps legal aid. Beyond that, I suggest you go to the library...