From my NY perspective, if she believes she has a viable interest/claim to the house, then her filing a lis pendens to put the world on notice of...

Yes, your landlord (and the superintendent/maintenance person) is within their rights to have a key to your apartment in case of an emergency and,...

This is an interesting question and although I lean towards Mr. Nicotera's response (a hard "no") Mr. Paoumbo seems certain it's a yes. I...

I'm not licensed in your state but I found this which may answer your question: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-4707.023

I'm not sure what you're asking. If your unemployed adult child is not financially responsible for the rent/bills, she's probably only on the...

I urge you to consider retaining counsel, despite the hardship it will create. Housing court (at least from my NYC perspective) is tenant-friendly...

If she kicked down the door that implies you locked her out and that's illegal. From my NY perspective, I'd say you were lucky the police did not...

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If you are not an owner (your name is not on the deed) then yes, your mother can evict you. Paying utilities changes nothing and, unless you have...

Mr, Kingcade is correct. Hopefully, your attorney documented the state of the system (and reserved some rights) when you signed the lease since...