Well, if they ever file suit against you, you can raise that as an absolute defense. If they withheld your security deposit for it, you may have...

An estate would need to be opened and an executor appointed. After that occurs, the estate could file a wrongful detainer action to regain...

I would need some more information before I could give you a real answer. Did the lease contain an auto-renewal clause, which would cause the lease...

As mentioned by the other attorneys, provided you gave proper notice, you can file a tenant holding over action in the district court. After...

As the filing party, you would have the burden of proof. Do you have a copy of the signed lease? Also, what type of notice did you give? Was it at...

You will need to get proper 60 days notice to the now tenant to vacate and then file a tenant holding over. I would speak with a knowledgeable...

You could probably file a rent escrow in that situation. Are you current on your rent? Or do you have the ability to become current on your rent?...

I would ask to get a copy the lease and see what's going on with it. Specifically, trying to figure out how much time is left on it, etc.. You...

If you don't pay the rent, the landlord is allowed to file a failure to pay rent action against you. At that point, you could theoretically raise a...

Mr. Riedel is exactly right. Once they sign that lease agreement, they are stuck in there. They can only be released if the parties to the...