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Your recourse depends highly on some important facts. First, is the debt collector a third-party debt buyer like Hunter Warfield, or is it an...

They cannot evict you without a court order, so you have more than 60 days -- after that time is up, you go to court and defend. If you believe you...

Sounds like another landlord who doesn't know what they're doing. You have rights. Communicate with the landlord in writing about the lock change...

The forfeiture provisions in the LLC law state that the loss of ability to do business and/or the failure to keep that status does not impair the...

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Although it is frustrating, there's not much you can do here besides complain to the landlord. The landlord can only do so much. Leaving dog poo...

Yes, the right is not waivable. You would have a valid defense. If you incur costs you could sue under 8-208.

It depends on what actions they took and were successful with at the time. The statute of limitations on claims is usually 3 years, but if they got...

The short answer is probably no, you don't get the money back, but it is hard to tell without more context. Can you repost with more details?

A complex question with a complex answer. The simple version, in my opinion, is no, you cannot put her out. If you co-own the property with your...