New York, NY
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate ... +5 more
According to my arithmetic, you moved in in 2008, give or take. So, the rent going over $2,000 WHILE YOU WERE THERE already, is irrelevant unless...
You should move to vacate the judgment and order the return of the funds. Depending on the circumstances, the court MAY also award sanctions in...
We would need to see the papers or have a better description of them. What you write, on its surface, appears inconsistent. If that is all there...
It is illegal for a lawyer to use delay tactics that have no purpose other than delay and illegal to advise someone else to do so. That is...
There are two questions here. One is finding her for the purposes of suing her. That may be relatively easy, although it may need you to retain an...
The court has discretion in a holdover proceeding to determine just how long the tenant is allowed to stay after the judgment date. You should...
Yes, the deeded landlord can evict you. However, if that person no longer has connection to the property, the case can be thrown out. This is now...
Discrimination against seniors is illegal. Convincing any court or agency that this was an example of such discrimination would be EXTREMELY...
You can, but it is more complicated. You have to get the permission of the bankruptcy court to do it, but that permission is routinely granted. I...
You are going to have to move. That is the bottom line, UNLESS your prime tenant was never really a tenant and was just a straw person put up by...
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