I need help kicking out 21 year old daughter. How can I do so legally and quickly?

Are you living in subsidized housing such as a NYCHA building? If so, you may want to talk to the manager about the fact that your daughter is not...

If I write an appeal would it help to reconsider my job

Are you talking about appealing a decision made by a court or a decision to fire you? If you are looking for answers to questions about the end of...

Break a Rental Lease in NYC

in general, tenants may seek to sublet or assign their lease, which the landlord can refuse to accept, but if the landlord refuses unreasonably,...

Can my landlord keep my security deposit?

A security deposit is meant to ensure against (1) damage to the apartment and/or (2) landlord's loss due to your breaking the lease. Since neither...

If I was accused of stealing store credit from I store, could I reimburse the store with store credit?

If you don't yet have a criminal attorney, you need one. Stop talking without benefit of a criminal attorney. Do not tell the store that you want...

How do you handle debt that is owed by a deceased person?

You need to speak to a trusts and estates attorney who practices in the county where your mother died. A lot will depends on the contracts she...

The six-year contract statute of limitations applies. Small claims court is probably your best bet.

In a commercial lease, can I ask that part of my security deposit be applied to rent?

You are free to ask, and your landlord is free to say no. Perhaps you could offer some other guarantee, like a co-signer to provide your landlord...

How long can I spend away from my apartment (continuing to pay rent)before I am considered to have vacated the premises?

I agree with the two attorneys who have answered the question already. Also, here is a list of things you SHOULD NOT do: Don't register to vote...

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What can I do to stop my moms eviction

Has your mother sought out a legal aid or legal services lawyer? She needs to do two things: (1) go to housing court to ask a judge to stay...