Breaking a lease
Loss of income is not a legal justification for breaking a lease and the landlord will have the right to hold you responsible for lost rent until...
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Loss of income is not a legal justification for breaking a lease and the landlord will have the right to hold you responsible for lost rent until...
I don't know what your "court order" says, but under the law, you are required to give a former tenant up to 33 days from the sending of a written...
No, a "Tenant Information Form" is not the same as a lease and merely advising the landlord that someone else is living with you is not the same as...
I have already answered your previous post. You do not have to wait until eviction occurs to file the lawsuit; you can file it right away.
You will have to file a collection lawsuit in Essex County Superior Court, Special Civil Part,if the amount owed is $3,000-$15,000 or Small Claims...
Yes, they can. You are required to cooperate with the owner/landlord, but you are entitled to 24 hours notice and you are entitled to be there if...
This a question for the Real Estate Commission; it is not a legal question. Go to: http://www.nj.gov/dobi/division_rec/index.htm
If the lender discovers that he does not live there, it can "call" or accelerate the loan, meaning that it has to be paid back in full immediately.
Assets? No. Income? Yes. The person receiving SSDI cannot have earned income exceeding $1,170 per month. There are no limits to unearned income...
Unless mold is a result of some defect in the rental property (a leaking pipe, a leaking roof, water penetration in a basement, etc.), its...