How Do I Stop An Inherited Tenant From Destroying Or Damaging My Property?
There is not much you can do to keep them from destroying the place, since they live there and you have a duty to give them quiet enjoyment of the...
Cheshire, CT
Probate Lawyer at Cheshire, CT
Practice Areas: Probate, Elder Law, Estate Planning
There is not much you can do to keep them from destroying the place, since they live there and you have a duty to give them quiet enjoyment of the...
My suggestion is that you change the place from CT to NY. That way, you will get NY attorneys looking at the question and can comment in a better...
If you are going pro se, courts tend to bend over backwards for you. I would show up and make an oral motion to dismiss and ask the court for more...
What Atty. Rosenberg wrote is right on. But there are so many options for you and much depends on the law of the jurisdiction, and you have two...
It sounds like you would be wise to chat with a lawyer over all your options. There are several: POA, conservatorship, etc.
What was previously written is spot on. I would also add that, practically speaking, if no one else steps forward, if you do, then you are it,...
It's hard to comment without seeing the lease. But in all likelihood, you need to give an unequivocal notice that you are moving out for it to...
I don't think you can force him to do so. But you can put him on a form of legal notice that, if the tree fell and it damaged your house, then he...
I have been down this road before over issues like this. The courts generally don't want to have a fight over $40.
It sounds like you paid cash. If so, you may be out of luck. It's hard to say, based on what you wrote.