A criminal case is not likely to help the situation, and you won't get your money back if the roommate is in jail. But there are non-criminal cases...

All easements are recorded. You can go to your local courthouse to search land records if you think anyone has an easement. Otherwise, no one has a...

If she hasn't ever paid rent, file a Wrongful Detainer. No notice period required. Not being able to lift things, you'll have to hire a moving...

Not possible. Don't waste your time trying. Fix your problem another way.

As of 2021 it's 60 days' notice to leave on a month-to-month lease, not 30. As others have said, you can go to court and file a rent escrow...

No, you cannot sue, as far as I can tell. What have they done wrong? They are required to report your earnings, so they are allowed to ask;...

Sounds petty and unreasonable of the landlord to do this. But yeah, check your lease and any addenda/riders. If it's quiet on the subject, it...

It will be Maryland. It's probably an oversight but anyway, it's not possible for the landlord to override Maryland statutory law with a...

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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...