Can my landlord hold me responsible to pay rent?

I agree with my colleagues answer regarding your landlord commencing an action on the anticipatory breach theory. More information is needed...

Do I have responsibility about renting an apartment with oral agreement?

You are not committed at this point. However, the landlord is free to seek out another tenant. A lease protects both the landlord's and the...

My landlord contracted construction work that resulted in cement being poured all over our air conditioner. Who pays for it?

This may best be a matter for Small Claims Court. Sue both the landlord and the contractor. Small claims is one of the lease expensive ways to get...

In 2010 New York changed its 'grounds' for divorce to include an irretrievable breakdown for a period of six months or more. Generally it has been...

Will the HOA work out monthly payments on past dues owed if I stay current moving forward. I'm trying to prevent them from

Best to hire an attorney in this situation. You cannot predict what the board will do. There are subtleties and nuances here and it is unlikely...

You need a meritorious defense and a reasonable excuse to vacate a judgment. However, divorce is a serious topic. In my opinion competent counsel...

Can i press charging against another tenant as well as the landlord for harrassment?

Time to hire a lawyer. Hire someone experienced in landlord and tenant matters, as well as light criminal cases. You may possibly find yourself...

Need a divorce lawyer for a post judgment divorce case where my ex-husband had not followed the court stipulation

Contingent agreements are not permitted in New York State under these circumstances. That said, an experienced matrimonial attorney can assist you...

Greetings, You need to serve a 30 day notice on the tenant in a manner prescribed by new york's real property law. After that, a petition for...

Exclusive use and occupancy of a marital home until children reach the age of majority

Divorce cases are very fact specific and you should contact an attorney to discuss. I would, however, venture to say that about 85% of these cases...