You could evict the superintendent, as this could be considered grounds for termination of their employment and their tenancy if the housing is...

How do I get rid of tenants belongs

Under Connecticut's Abandonment statute (CT Gen Statute 47a-11b), a tenant that has vacated the premises without prior written notice directly to...

A certificate of occupancy is required for residence or dwelling of three or more units after a vacancy, if the appropriate municipality requires...

Can I get my security deposit and 1st month rent back after living in an apt for 1 week because I feel unsafe in the apartment?

Do you have a lease? If so, you need a valid reason to break your lease, if not, you can be liable on the entire amount. Have your tried speaking...

Can a landlord threaten eviction for making too much noise while moving into the apartment he is saying the lady on the second

The landlord can threaten to eviction, but would have to go through the court process to actually evict. He can claim that your noise is a...

Can i back date child support to my daughters birth date?

Yes, you can petition the Court for child support from the last 8 months. In addition, you can also ask the Court for Attorney's fees, but there...

Can a mother and father get their daughter back even though they never had her, now that she's being fostered by her aunt?

Yes they can petition at any time. I would need more information in order to explain the different scenarios. I would suggest that they consult...

Does filing an Appearance form means you can't get a lawyer later on?

You can always higher an attorney at any point. However, as you are already attempting to "do it yourself" you may want to think about mediation...

What happens to child support owe after parental rights terminated? And how to terminated parental rights

There are many aspects to this question. Termination is not a backdated order. Therefor it is not automatic that child support arrearages are...

What are my rights to my daughter.

It sounds as though this is not a situation you can work out on your own. I would at least consult with an attorney so that you know your options...