Unfortunately, based on your description, you might very well be considered a tenant. If there was an agreement in place that he would assist...

Leases survive sale, so the old leases will remain in effect until either they expire or new ones are signed. You very well may want to sign new...

If your lease doesn't end until next year, then a tenon holdover is not a possibility. All you would need to do is show that your lease does not...

Yes, that is completely legal. What it's noting is that you are still responsible for rent if you are in a hold-over situation or the like. The...

A breach of lease is where the Tenant has done something that violates the lease in a significant manner. The landlord needs to prove the breach...

Generally speaking, it's just called allowing an unauthorized occupant to reside in the premises without the consent of the Landlord. It's...

This happens surprisingly often. Generally speaking, what you would do in such a situation is name the tenant, and then list out "all other...

Yes, you can stay in the property during the pendency of the case. If the judge rules in the landlord's favor, then they can move forward with...

The short answer is: yes. If this is Baltimore City (I believe it is), then definitely yes. Baltimore City has one of the strictest rules on the...

Counsel is correct. There is little you can do unilaterally. However, if the Landlord is willing to agree to it, you might be able to shield the...