Can i go to a judge and have the judge to sign an eviction notice?

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If you and your roommate have both signed the lease as co-tenants, you are each responsible for 100% of the rent payments to the landlord. Any...

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Do I have to pay the penalty fee of my apartment rent?

Unfortunately, if you did not condition your lease on your immigration status, the change in your status is not grounds to terminate the lease you...

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Monies are in escrow but the attorney hasn't sent heirs the amounts they should expect? Why is that? It has been a year.

Honestly, it seems that you have answered your own question -- "still waiting for the Surrogate court to approve the disbursement amounts for the...

Can you leave child support paperwork on the porch and say you served the person

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Can I sue my husbands mistress for mental anguish

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Can a landlord refuse to extend a lease for a month and insist on a new 1 year lease to be signed & broken?

If you are in a rent regulated apartment, the landlord is required by law to offer you a one or two year renewal lease and does not provide for...

WE ARE BREAKING OUR LEASE. IS MY LANDLORD ALLOWED TO CHARGE ME FOR TWO MONTHS' RENT AND NOT ALLOW ME INTO THE APARTMENT?

If as you say you are breaking your lease, you are simply negotiating with the landlord for terms to limit your liability. If it is a good deal...

Can my landlord make me pay back rent after his assistant messed it up the past year?

If the assistant made a good faith mistake and you still owe rent, you can be held responsible for any outstanding balance.