Springfield, NJ
Litigation Lawyer at Springfield, NJ
Practice Areas: Litigation, Criminal Defense
Unless the lease says otherwise, which I doubt, they are wrong and you are right.
You almost answered your own question. If you cannot tell if the tenants actually moved out, you have no choice but to execute the warrant of...
It depends on what the lease says, but probably not. Generally, you are obligated to pay the rent monthly, which means you pay by month, not by day...
Courts generally cap late fees around 10%. There is even a case I've been confronted with in court that suggests that late fees are not recoverable...
You need to get copies of the violations from the city and find out exactly why they removed you from the property. You may be able to pursue...
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The plaintiff named in the complaint must be the owner or landlord and the complaint should be dismissed for this reason. An agent of the landlord...
I don't think you have to worry because the letter probably doesn't mean anything. But you should definitely hold on to your receipts and lease to...
If the owner/purchaser doesn't live in the house and it contains three units or less, NEVER! The New Jersey Anti-Eviction Act limits the landlord's...
You don't need to tell them anything. Until the property is sold at auction and the deed is recorded by the purchaser, you still own it and are...
The answer is a procedure known as an ejectment, which is similar to an eviction. The difference is that an eviction is for tenants, who have a...
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