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You apparently have been sued by someone. These are motions in anticipation of a trial. You really have to go to the Court Clerk and find out...
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Administrative law Lawyer at New Britain, CT
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You apparently have been sued by someone. These are motions in anticipation of a trial. You really have to go to the Court Clerk and find out...
Yes, you certainly can sue for the additional damage above the security deposit. As the other answers indicate, you must have given proper timely...
Who is first on the lease? If you, then you have to call police as to illegal activities! If you are secondary, then just leave and claim...
Neither apply to your situation, as you claim the tenant has no legal right to occupy. I suggest starting eviction and demand U&O up front for...
It is common. What I recommend is to reword it so that it works both ways, not for only the landlord.
You are in a dilemma. You should have gotten the written lease up front. Now anything you do is likely to lead to an eviction or a rent increase....
The. Prior answers are correct. If you stay it should be under a written contract with a fair rate of pay.
Yes, you need to push your position at court.
They are treated as tenants! So, go through the full eviction process.
It depends upon whether they have a power of attorney from the mother, or other legal authority. But, even so, this would be a losing battle. ...