It is unlikely that a court would evict you as long as there were not grounds under the anti-eviction act.

Best bet is to sell it and split the proceeds or one of you buy out the other at an agreed upon price.

These are habitability defects and the window where the fire escape is located is a safety hazard. If you choose to do so you can withhold your...

Does your lease say that you are responsible for maintenance of the property? If not, the landlord is responsible to maintain the grounds.

You should respond with a sufficient amount of time before the new lease commencement date to negotiate any changes you may want.

Since she is not a tenant and would not be considered a sub-tenant if she did not contribute to rent, to be safe, give her 30 days written notice...

If the house is being sold to a buyer who wants to personally occupy it, you cannot be evicted unless you are given two (2) full month's written...

Such a provision would be contrary to New Jersey law. The landlord is responsible to provide premises which are free from serious habitability...

If your notice is in proper form and was properly served, you can file a complaint for failure to accept reasonable lease changes. If the issue is...

If the person who lives there is not a tenant or an authorized occupant under the lease , that person can be served with an ejectment complaint for...