Can a landlord evict you because you were two weeks late on rent and she wants to move into the property?

You're entitled to be there at the end of the lease. If you are habitually late, the landlord has hoops to jump through before he/she can evict...

Landlord withdrew our security deposit after 3 years and noted with bank tenant moving but i still live there what can i do?

If the landlord wrongfully used your security deposit, yes you can sue. You probably can get double damages if the statute is applicable in this...

Girlfriend arrested for lack to pay the ard program if I find a way to pay will it lift the detainer

Potentially that could happen. It all depends on the county she was prosecuted in. Her attorney who represented her for ARD will be better to pose...

He's going to need a good lawyer to keep him out of jail. If this is a first offense, most likely they will extend probation. But that seems...

Refusing to give rent price as shown on their website saying it's error.

Even if it was false advertising and you can prove they intentionally misled you, what are your damages? You're not in a contractual relationship...

Can the locks be removed off my storage unit for being late one month? Am i able to prevent the sale of my items?

This is usually governed by the contractual arrangement which you signed. Take a look at the document and take it to an attorney who does contract...

The buyer has to take the property subject to the new lease. If there are buyer lives there and there are less than two additional rental units,...

What's better for a PV case a Public Defender or a Pro Bono attorney?

Criminal matter = public defender. Civil matter = pro bono. Both will work for free on your legal issue but you still have to pay for expenses.

Hello, I am a landlord of a 2-family house in Haledon, NJ. I need advisor on a serious landlord-tenant situation.

You need to give your tenant notice to quit breaking the lease. Then if she continues to violate the condition after a reasonable amount of time...

As attorney Myshin correctly states, you need an attorney to defend you. If found guilty for your first offense, it's a fine up to $500.00 and...