DISCLAIMER: Your facts sound a little fishy, and the first thing I would do if approached would be to confirm what’s going on. Particularly the...

I'm not sure if there is anyone better than Attorney Rabin for questions along these lines. I write here to emphasize that her advice should be...

Lease payments are usually made in advance, so the amount you are paying now would be for your right to occupy the property in October. Pro-rating...

Talk to the zoning enforcement officer. S/he is the one receiving the complaints, which makes him/her the person (a) who you want on your side, (b)...

I have to agree with attorney Rothman. The answer to your question can vary from one extreme all the way to the other depending on the documents...

This is more complicated than it sounds. You and the son are now "tenants in common," i.e. co-owners. That can only be undone through an agreement...

You need to invite the zoning enforcement officer over, and ask for a full description of the issues and remedies. There is something going on here...

Your best bet might be a complaint to the zoning officer on the grounds that it is an eyesore and public nuisance.

I think this may be a postal regulation more than a matter of landlord-tenant law. You might want to trot on down to the local post office to ask....

This is one of the most shocking questions I have read. So much so that I feel certain there is more to the story, because if it is true as written...