New Jersey’s eviction process is judicial and it is a disorderly conduct offense to evict a tenant without a court order to do so. Eviction is a...

What is the limit to transfer funds to a sibling's account without tax consequences?

There are no tax consequences for making a loan unless you charge interest; there is a tax on gifts over $15,000. Be sure to create and execute a...

After renting an appt in the state of nj for two years I asked the landlord can I rent month to month?

Unless this is an owner-occupied building with no more than 3 units total, the landlord must abide by the requirements of the Anti-Eviction Law. ...

This is not a question for the Commercial real estate forum; it belongs in the DUI & DWI forum since attorney’s who deal with such issues on a...

I live in a motel now for 5 months.am i considered a tennat at this point? what rights do i have with this hotel owner? hes evil

There is case law that supports the proposition that a person who has no there permanent place of residence who stays in a hotel for an extended...

How can i fight with a notice of quit without any reason?

If the building has no more than 3 units total, the owner-occupied exception to the Anti-Eviction Law applies and the landlord needs no reason to...

How Can I get my Roomate out of my home. No lease involved. I

If he has paid you any money do living there, even though you have no written lease with him, he could be considered a month-to-month tenant and...

Can I be sued even though I returned partial ?

Yes, tenants can sue for double the amount of their security deposit that was “wrongfully withheld.” To defend such a claim, you must be able to...

Can I sue my landlord because he failed to give me in writing where he had deposited my sec. deposit and not returning it now

Your remedies for the landlord not informing you where your security deposit was being held are now moot since you have already vacated the...

I was evicted and sued, my boyfriend just got a new apartment can I be a occupant on his lease or would I have to argue that?

That is solely up to the landlord. There are no real legal requirements for accepting tenants other than not being allowed to discriminate against...