The Landlord must go to Court and be awarded Judgment for Possession in order to lawfully evict you. You can raise your defenses in Court. You...

Your obligations as Tenants are only what is set forth in the Lease, not what your Landlord suggests in a text message. That said, when you...

Your Landlord can claim alleged damages. You certainly can dispute that you owe for any damages. If you received back your Security Deposit within...

Does your Lease permit you to obtain your own Renters' Insurance? Hard to imagine your LL fighting you on this.

You were most likely provided a Notice as a prerequisite to your Landlord filing in District Justice Court for eviction/possession. In PA, no...

Your question is a good one, and the answer is: it depends. It certainly depends on the terms of your Lease and ultimately, on the Judge's...

Your husband acted as a professional in accepting money for services performed. He may have exposure for faulty workmanship/damages, typically...

The answer to your question is a hard No.

Your Lease controls and likely sets forth the requisite (written) notice for a non-rent violation. Bear in mind that commencing the eviction...

It means that the LL has been granted outright possession, rather than possession contingent on tenant's failure to pay the outstanding rent. This...