Maryland - Is it possible to fight landlord on insufficient notice charge if full duration of the lease was honored?
If you did not give the notice then the terms of the lease were not fulfilled.
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If you did not give the notice then the terms of the lease were not fulfilled.
They are not required to lease to you however you can talk to an attorney to negotiate on your behalf.
You want to discuss this with an attorney offline. There are multiple things going on with the lease. The bottom line is damages to you. Actual...
Yes. But there are procedures that need to be followed. In addition there are specific notices that must be given to raise rent.
If she does not pay rent then she is not a tenant. You have to file a wrongful detainer.
You should not represent yourself. That is how you ended up with 5 points in the first place. Contact an attorney to discuss offline.
That’s up to you. You could contact his parents, call the police or do nothing. He is a juvenile and will be charged accordingly.
I wouldn’t say duress however you are not required to enter into a contract if you do not want. Have an attorney review your current documents.
If you signed the lease you are contractually obligated. You may have a separate cause of action against the ex fiancé.
If no lease and no understanding of a lease then you must file a wrongful detainer action.