Christopher J Alvarado

Christopher J Alvarado's Answers (25)

New York, NY

Litigation Lawyer at New York, NY

Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate ... +2 more

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What happens if my other tenant in the lease is a co-signer who has never lived in the apartment?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 19, 2013

You should contact a landlord tenant attorney to resolve this mess before it gets even bigger. Just because you had someone co-sign the lease does...

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What form do I file with the court to evict my son and his squatting girlfriend in Brookhaven, NY?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 16, 2013

I agree with the other answers that are posted. Commencing a summary proceeding to evict your son and girlfriend is more than filing a form with...

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I'm a tenant in a three family home, the house was sold in auction last week does that wipe out my lease? What are my rights?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 16, 2013

It may have, you need to find out the terms of the sale and if your lease was assigned to the new landlord. If the new landlord took an assignment...

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Dont have a lease and my landlord sold the house. He is giving money for realtor commision, should he also give me 4deposit?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 16, 2013

Your old landlord should give the security to your new landlord under normal circumstances. Just because the house was sold does not necessarily...

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If a landlord gets separate judgments for unpaid against multiple co-tenants, what happens next?

Christopher's answer | Answered on June 12, 2013

You really should contact a Landlord-Tenant to discuss this matter as soon as possible. It may turn out that since you were named in the...

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