Can I sue my landlord for the ceiling falling into my son's bedroom?
Yes, you can sue, but it's probably not worth the effort.
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Yes, you can sue, but it's probably not worth the effort.
This is purely a matter of negotiation. You have no right to break the lease because you lost your job. A wise landlord will cut a deal with you...
You have to prepare and file a motion requesting permission from the court to file a second amended answer. You have to give the reasons for doing...
If they don't have a lease, all you need is a licensee Notice to Quit. That will be followed by a summary proceeding. You will probably need help...
While your landlord can't get a judgment until the building is properly registered, your landlord can register the building during the proceeding...
If your partner is your ROMANTIC partner, your partner can't interfere. If your partner is your business partner, you are going to have to look to...
You certainly do have a case against your landlord. Depending on how much it comes to, you might want to consider small claims court.
No one needs proof to start ANY case in the USA. WINNING is the hard part. But, in fact, for certain kinds of holdover proceedings, an expired...
Yes, it is his responsibility, although I'm reasonably certain we've discussed this already.
You are responsible for this. The landlord is entitled to be reimbursed for the damage you and your guests do to the apartment.