"Inhabitability" is a term of art in landlord-tenant law. A person can technically live in a tent, but a tent would not comply with the warranty of...

It's impossible to know without a lawyer reading all the associated documents. Could be legitimate. Could be no case. Could be a thicket of red...

The answer is maybe. I agree that you'll probably need a lawyer to figure it out. Most importantly, time is a factor. If the new owner keeps doing...

If it was a regular eviction case and it was dismissed, it's unlikely you'll have to pay those costs to the court. You may be liable for such costs...

No, technically you do not need to go to landlord-tenant court. However, it would be a good idea if you did, to ensure it is dismissed. I have seen...

You can request to reopen default judgments with good cause. Your attorney should be taking care of this or forwarding what they receive to you so...

Hard for me to say without knowing the property ownership of each. Do you own the house you live in or are you renting? Does your neighbor? Are...

If they are asking you to sign a new lease, then yes, they can tack on new fees. If they are adding old fees to your existing lease, they cannot. A...

It may be possible to sue, but it likely won't be worth it. I am not an expert in this area of law but mortgage and loan agreements are chock full...

I think you asked this again later referring specifically to SSI benefits. See my answer there. In your phrasing of the question HERE, you did not...