Can a landlord evict only 2 weeks after moving in due to wanting a higher paying tenant?
Unless it is an owner-occupied house, it is likely that your tenancy is protected, and you can only be evicted for good cause.
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Unless it is an owner-occupied house, it is likely that your tenancy is protected, and you can only be evicted for good cause.
You should have received notice of where the security deposit was being kept within 30 days of paying it. If you did not receive this notice, you...
PMC 404.5 states that you can have one adult for the first 70 square feet of bedroom area, and 1 additional adult for each additional 50 square...
The eviction complaint only requires one signature. However, once the eviction action is filed, the Court would be very interested in a Motion...
Yes. You can file an eviction. Make sure you check the box on Paragraph #2 of the eviction complaint that indicates you are a "prime-tenant" of...
Without knowing the layout of the two properties, my opinion is that in most cases, you do not have to allow access to any part of your property. ...
While you are in violation of the lease, you may have a good "waiver" argument. Put simply, the landlord accepted your rent for two years, knowing...
Yes. But it can be a daunting task. Suing a government entity in New Jersey requires you to first file a Notice of Claim, and you have very...
My opinion is that the Landlord offered a lease, and the tenant accepted it. Under the "mailbox rule," the acceptance is considered to be made as...
Probably 3 business days from May 30. Assuming the Court Officer is scheduled to do the lockout on the soonest possible day, it will probably...