If the landlord withholds information and lies under oath what can we do?
If this was a case held in front of a magisterial judge, then you have the absolute right to appeal to the court of common pleas for a de novo...
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If this was a case held in front of a magisterial judge, then you have the absolute right to appeal to the court of common pleas for a de novo...
Let's start with the 30 law. The landlord must return to you either the security deposit or an itemized accounting of deductions from the security...
Consider hiring an attorney. If the landlord is taking you to the magistrate to evict you, having an attorney argue the technicalities of the...
The old adage is ask a lawyer if you can sue, you always hear "yes". (Because you can sue for anything). What you want to know is if you sue will...
More information is needed. Such as did you allow the new employer to take a photo of you? Did your previous employer already know that you were...
It depends upon the language of the lease. In PA, the courts will first look to your lease. If there is no written lease, then the lease is oral...
I agree 100% with the previous attorneys answer. Good for you on willing to be a the father.
If the building is being condemned, that is a governmental action for many reasons. But in short if the building is being condemned for a...
It depends upon the lease and the facts. Consider asking your question and providing some context as to why the landlord showed up.
This can go a few different ways and it will depend on the judge. But most likely, as I read it, many of the judges that I deal with will say that...