In Maryland the notice period to evict is 60 days, not 30. But if your contract doesn't specify that the tenant must give a particular notice to...

It depends on how public the proceedings are. If anyone could go to the courthouse and look up your records, the judge didn't do anything wrong. If...

Possibly. If your neighbor ever used it, enjoyed it, treated it as their property, gave you written or oral permission to maintain it, or did even...

I agree it could be extortion but the demand letter is just meant to scare you. You may have now jeopardized your chance of getting it back,...

Happily? I'm not sure what answer you're looking for.

1. Hard to say without seeing the contract. Depends on the specific language. May seem contradictory but actually isn't; may be contradictory in a...

There may be some regulations around this, but I do not think so. I don't think there's any requirement that they allow weekly invoicing/payment.

They will need to go to court to evict. If the injury is purely accidental and doesn't show the propensity of the dog to be dangerous or violent,...

Possibly. There might be a case for civil assault (different from what typically people think of assault), but you'd have to gather more evidence...

Your agreement with the property management company may dictate whether there's a viable lawsuit. It doesn't seem strange to me that the PM only...