Springfield, NJ
Litigation Lawyer at Springfield, NJ
Practice Areas: Litigation, Criminal Defense
How many rental units are in the property? If three or fewer, and the owner has purchased the property in his or her individual capacity and not a...
It depends on the lease and how many apartments are in the building. If there are three or less and you live there and own the property in your...
Yes, he/she may. The statute of limitations for breach of contract claims is six years.
The new landlord must honor your lease. If he wants to occupy your apartment, he must give you two months' written notice. Don't pay any rent to...
You may not evict an owner. If you cannot agree over who will there and rent, etc., you have to file a partition action in the Chancery Division....
That depends on whether you own the property as an individual, not a company; if you live at the property; and how many rental units there are. If...
An ejectment is the appropriate action if there was never any consideration for them to live there.
You don't have to move out if you haven't received a written notice. If you receive a written notice, show it to your lawyer.
From an attorney. Writing letters is part of what they do for a living. And it's not a letter; it's a notice to quit.
I would have to see the lease to answer your question. The other issue of whether the apartment is legal is completely different. You should...
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