For Landlord and Tenant matters, the server must attempt to personally serve at least twice at different times before they can tape the notice to...

It is not uncommon for Condo buildings in Manhattan to charge move-in and move-out fees, or "leasing fees." However, whether or not the board has...

The board may only charge fees that are permitted in the Bylaws. That being said, it is possible that the Bylaws allow the board discretion to...

The simple answer is, yes, you can transfer your portion of the property to your daughter but will likely need your husband to sign off on the deed...

The 60-day notice is not the eviction itself but rather the necessary first step toward an eviction. Your landlord can still choose to allow you to...

You can either file a complaint with the DHCR, the regulatory body for rent-stabilized apartments, or file a petition in your local housing court....

Depending on the conditions that the landlord is refusing to fix, you may be entitled to assert them as defenses and counterclaims in the eviction....

Assuming that there are no procedural issues with the case, you can collect on a NY state court judgment in FL or any other state where the LLC has...

It depends on the lease that you signed with the landlord and who was responsible for the pipe burst. A standard commercial lease puts the...

It depends on the type of notice that you sent out. If it is the 14-day notice to pay or vacate, then you would have needed to formally serve the...