Do I have legal grounds to break my lease? Can I walk away without penalty? What about the security deposit?
The short answer is that you can break your lease if the premises become "uninhabitable." From the facts presented, you are not near this...
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The short answer is that you can break your lease if the premises become "uninhabitable." From the facts presented, you are not near this...
Michael, The 60 day notice req't. is likely valid. Assuming your lease ends on the last day of a month, then you need to give notice that you...
It sounds like your mother did not have a designated beneficiary for this IRA account. If so, the funds belong to her estate which means you will...
There are no laws which specifically allow a tenant to withhold rent. If you do, and the landlord sues you for non-payment of rent, you will have...
If this is a lease for property in DC, then you may sublet w/o landlord's consent if the lease does not restrict. However, subletting may not help...
Dear Tenant, You're right about DC's implied warranty of habitability. You should not have to live with the conditions you mentioned and the DC...
Jeepers, that sounds like a straight-forward easy question. However, in decades of L&T law practice, I've never come across this issue and don't...
Assuming this is for a rental. located in DC, then you are entitled to such washer/dryer. Effectively, you may deduct from the rent what you think...
While the lease term ends 9/19/15, if you do nothing it automatically continues month to month after that. While I'm not entirely sure of this, I...
Obviously you want to contact the landlord to see if you can convince him to get the bill paid with all dispatch. You might also want to inform him...
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