You have to file a court action to get him out. You cannot start throwing his stuff out or changing the locks without court intervention. Hire an...

Yes, but in order to do so you will have to consult with an experienced attorney, who will review your lease, your proof that the landlord was...

Do I need an attorney for this matter? Is there anyway I can get the money I lost or do I just pay and move out?

As others have said, it sounds like you negotiated a bad deal for yourself. Consult with an attorney, and perhaps the attorney can help you get...

You could if you give your landlord a reasonable amount of time to fix the problem and he does not, but if you do, your landlord might come after...

Can the police seize the house of a landlord for what a tenant did in the home?

You *must* consult with an attorney if you are afraid you will lose your house. This website is not a substitute for real, specific legal advice.

I have been renting my apartment for almost two years and i recently found out that the house is owned by the bank.

Yes. You can sue him, and potentially have him charged as what you are describing is criminal and fraudulent. Consult with an attorney, though, if...

After a resolution of a rent overcharge in a stabilized apartment, does the rent revert to what it was before I entered the apt?

Whatever the rent was that they calculate for purposes of giving you back your overcharge, if you agree on that amount, then that would be your...

If someone gives you a house and the keys to the house before paper work is finalized can they take the house back

It depends on what you mean by "take the house back". If this is a landlord-tenant situation and you were given keys before a lease was signed,...

I won a civil court case for illegal subletting a rent stabilized NYC apt. What legal document and I entitled to?

If you won your court case, the court should be able to give you a copy of the order the judge signed saying you won, or can tell you that the...

It does not appear that the coop board has enough to evict you over right now, but they might be trying to set you up for a chronic nonpay by...