Can I change the lock on my door.?
Yes, as long as you give the landlord the new key.
Staten Island, NY
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Yes, as long as you give the landlord the new key.
The super is an important person to get along with. Let him cool down and then ask him to explain what you need to know to make his life easier.
Unfortunately, you have wasted half a year. "eviction notices" are insufficient and the next step is not the Marshal. First, we need to know if...
Your question is not entirely clear. When creating a trust for whom? And search for a past will or trust for whom? Presumably, the client (you?)...
No entitlement but perhaps if you reach out and let them know about the baby, maybe they will volunteer some help? You never know.
Your landlord is actually giving you more time than she needs to.
Ms. Shay is correct and the time and expense involved in appealing a judge's decision would render it pointless in the housing court.
We need more info. Are you the new owner? Do you have your own survey? You need one. You (or the owner) also need to sit with an attorney to...
You have not provided much info but generally speaking, I'd keep as many communications (complaints/responses, etc.) in writing as possible. ...
In a word, "yes." There's standard language in pretty much every institutional lender's mortgage giving them that right.