Do I have recourse to get my security deposit back?

After 30 days, you can sue her in Small Claims Court for double the amount of the deposit. Make sure you have copies of all e-mails between you...

Invalidating a Board of Education election victory due to a fraudulent nomination petition form.

This is not a real estate question but a question of election fraud, so I have changed the practice area so that you can obtain answers from...

You have not given us enough information with which to give an accurate assessment of your rights and obligations in this situation. For example,...

What can I do if a landlord refuses to return my security deposit?

You need to have a consultation with an experienced Landlord/Tenant lawyer. You need to provide a copy of the lease for the lawyer to review in...

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Single Family home , wall shared with another family. Non-Stop banging of metal, slamming of doors, illegal daycare. Help please

Call the police when you witness illegal activity. You can also contact the city housing authority about the overcrowding situation and the zoning...

Personal lien on my old business

It can take months for the State to complete the paperwork required to resolve this matter and ypuktimately release the lien from the records, so...

My employer isn't paying me. What is my recourse?

This is not a Landlord/Tenant question but an Employment and Labir matter, so I have changed the practice area. That way you have a better chance...

A landlord is required to do whatever it takes to make a rental property habitable. If it is too cold in the rental unit because of a lack of...

Can i use my security deposit for back, current or future rent if my landlord failed to follow or comply with NJSA 46:8-19(c)?

Assuming that your landlord is subject to the Security Deposit Law, the answer would be "yes". If you are living in an owner-occupied building...