Annapolis, MD
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Annapolis, MD
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Debt Collection ... +4 more
I agree with Counsel. You definitely need to review that lease or have a knowledgeable attorney look it over.
Well, you're not actually looking for a show cause. It sounds like you might be looking for a rent escrow. However, they filed a Failure to Pay...
That sounds very frustrating. Here are a couple of steps you may want to take: First, file another FTPR, so even if she decides to stay after...
As above-counsel stated, if you don't leave, the Landlord (LL) will file a breach of lease action. However, he/she would have to prove by a...
Well, you're dealing with a Tenant Holding Over Action (THOA), so the Landlord will need to file for a THOA in district court, win (which they...
Technically, yes. However, you should first consider filing a rent escrow. That will force the Landlord to make repairs, as well as establish a...
Yes, you can sue them. However, it can only really be for the fair market value (FMV) of those items that were lost (sentimentality doesn't count)....
I agree with Counsel. Being a tenant is about having an agreement to pay rent, not whether there is a written lease. As long as there was an...
Hmm... that's an interesting one and likely a large conversation that you will want to have with a knowledgeable attorney. The answer in a...
I would highly recommend against doing that. One absolute defense in a rent escrow action is where the Tenant denies access to allow repairs. You...
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