Theoretically, yes. If you can prove that you did not cause the damage, meaning that it was there before, then yes you could file suit for up to...

Legally speaking, the Landlord will have to go to court. Mind you, illegal evictions do occasionally happen, but I doubt it would happen in this...

Legally speaking the landlord is not allowed to evict you just like that. What would happen is is that the landlord would have to file a tenant...

I agree with counsel, you will need to file a wrongful detainer action in order to get him out. As long as he doesn't have a lease, or an agreement...

Hmmm... That's a bit of a tricky one. He could make a decent argument that by paying the utilities, etc., that he is a tenant, in which case you...

In answer to your first question, no your landlord cannot illegally evict you. However, since you are on a month to month lease, the landlord is...

My first question is whether there was an agreement for your mother to pay rent, utilities or provide services in exchange for living in your home....

The answer is: maybe. You could try to use the rent escrow statute in such a manner. However, mice can be very hit or miss. A lot will depend on...

I would need more information to say anything with certainty. How long is left on your lease and what is your relationship like with the Landlord?...

Counsel is completely correct. FTPR's are usually not online (there are too many of them). If you fail to show, it's going to be a default judgment...