How can I break my lease with my landlord without being responsible for the remainder of the contract?

You would be breaching a contract and would be responsible for the landlord's damages since he has the right to expect that you were going to honor...

Can I file an eviction by mail?

Normally, the Complaint is filed with the court via mail and then the landlord and tenant must appear in court on the date set for trial. Forms...

Contact the company that issued your title insurance policy immediately. This would be covered under that policy and they will defend your claim...

Can I be able to sue my landlord?

All you can do is withhold rent until the landlord resolves the problem. You must send the landlord a letter telling about the mold problem and...

My landlord did not show up to the eviction court date it dismiss already moved out and i want to presue my deposit

You must wait 30 days from the date you notified the landlord that you had moved out. If she hasn't sent you a letter explaining the disposition...

Can I collect back rent on a preoperty I rented with unpermitted work?

Just because two appliances were "unpermitted" does not render the entire rental unit illegal, which is the only reason that a landlord would be...

I just moved to a new apartment n I realize the stove is not working I contact

Send the landlord a letter, telling him about the problem. Send it certified mail, return receipt requested and send a copy by ordinary mail. If...

Can i be evicted for subtenancy if landlord had knowledge for 2 years but claims not to have given permission for it now?

If you have all the proof you say you have, it is possible that his claim will fail and you will not be evicted. Be sure to print out all text...

Are you able to put someone on the deed to your house to only get the house upon your death?

If her name is on the deed, then she holds title to the house in some form. She does not have to be on the mortgage to be on the deed, if a lender...

Can I do m,y own extermination?

There is. I way to assess "chances" in a lawsuit; decisions are based on the whim of a judge as much as by the facts of a case. But the law does...