Eviction Notice?

I must note at the outset, I am not licenced in PA and you may wish to consult with Pa. counsel. For most evictions in NJ one needs both a...

EXBF had me arrested on my own property for trying to get my belongings...

First, either through Attorney or personally to to the police and arrage for a visit with them to the premises. DO NOT GO BY YOURSELF WHILE THE RO...

Generally Speaking, no. I order to effectuate a stop, there has to be cause. While in the case of motor vehicles it is less that probable cause,...

My landlord charging me rent for two properties due to one not renting fast enough?

No. The Lease governs which premises you are renting. If your landlord agreed to lease you the larger house, thats what you are leasing. Unless...

Who is responsible for pest control the tenant or landlord. The landlord did pay for it in November and said the tenant would be

Depends on several factors. What does the lease provide and the source of the infestation. For example generally speaking in most circumstances...

What's the best way to find out about a secreat indictment?

If you think you have been indicted, retain counsel. Most Grand Jury (GJ) proceedings are secret until such time as an indictment issues. Unless...

I am unsure what Fl. law holds in this circumstance. I sit as a Judge for NYC's Parking Violations Operations. Being licened in NYS and NJ, I can...

Payday loan - Live in NYC, took out payday loan. Not sure where the company is incorporated - my guess is where

Yes and no. The underlying debt is civilly enforceable. There is no criminal sanction for defaulting. On the other hand if you have given a bad...

Hello! I have been a great paying tenant for two years and I recently got laid off on Jan. 3rd 2011. My landlord told me I have

The first question is will you be able to pay the rent? If so do so. If not this raises a series of other questions. Have you checked with local...

Is it legal for a landlord to tell a tenent that they are not allowed to have overnight guests?

Generally no. Tenants have the right to quiet enjoyment of the premises, including having guests. The rub comes in when the "guest" is in fact...