Does a lodger in your home have the same laws as a tenant? How can they be evicted? (In NJ)
If you define a "lodger" as someone you invited into your dwelling does not pay rent and who you now want out and will not leave voluntarily, your...
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If you define a "lodger" as someone you invited into your dwelling does not pay rent and who you now want out and will not leave voluntarily, your...
It sounds like a foreclosure notice, unless the bank has already foreclosed and they have sold the house or are going to sell the house at a...
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I agree with my colleague about the notice requirements. But you may be able to recover relocation expenses if you get the municipality involved...
Your lease will likely govern what remedies you have against your landlord. Most commercial leases have casualty clauses which control the time...
I am assuming you reside in a condominium unit or a single family home. If so, your landlord must give you 2 full months written notice to quit. If...
The issue will be whether the frequency with which your son sleeps i the apartment makes him a tenant instead of a guest. It is a very fact...
If you have a written lease until 7/2016 the new owners cannot evict you until the end of the lease and then only on proper notice.
If you reside in a multiple dwelling as defined by state law, there is a state inspection of the building. A CO requirement is specific to the...
I don't believe you have any remedy as long as there is no actual danger to your health and safety. Now that the establishment has been closed, you...
You have not stated whether this is a multi-family dwelling, but if so that high an increase could be considered unreasonable and/or in violation...