What is the best way to recover damages beyond security deposit if tenant left state?
I agree with Counsel. You definitely will need to file suit if you want to try to collect any of the outstanding amounts. However, don't do this...
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Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Annapolis, MD
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I agree with Counsel. You definitely will need to file suit if you want to try to collect any of the outstanding amounts. However, don't do this...
What the other attorney's said is completely accurate. If the lease was properly executed (ie. both parties signed), then they have to abide by it.
Well, the key question is: was there an agreement that she would pay rent, even if she has never come through? If there never was such an...
I agree with Counsel. Make sure to preserve your evidence just in case. She is not allowed to evict you this way, but often, people do anyways.
To be honest, to really answer that question, I would first need to know what type of case was filed. However, a merit's hearing is simply...
That would depend on whether there was an agreement to pay rent. Because he is 18, I would imagine that there isn't. If that's correct, simply...
I agree with Counsel. It just means that an attorney wishes to leave the case and is asking the Court's permission.
So, they may not be able to file a Failure to Pay Rent (FTPR) at this time, but that does not mean you don't have to pay rent. Unless a Judge has...
Well, if they want to get rid of you, they just need to give you official 30 days notice to vacate. After that, if you refuse to leave, they will...
That's an interesting one. It's possible that it is accurate and that indeed, the eviction will be going forward then. The case number won't...