My question involves removing criminal renters from my fathers house, who is now deceased, More details are below.

No -- the estate takes the property subject to the lease agreements, as these agreements run with the property. If these people are in breach of...

I was lied to when I went on vacation and ultimately purchased a vacation travel package. Do I have a case?

Consult an attorney. You need to have the purchase agreement reviewed to determine if you were fraudulently induced into a contract.

Can the police or landlord make a commercial vessel vacate the premises of dock if iI hold a current legal rental agreement ?

This is not a question that can be answered here on AVVO. You need specific legal advice for a specific situation. Consult an attorney in your area.

1.) Does landlord have rental license with the PG county? 2.) Oral agreement (tenant-landlord) only binding for up to 6 months?

Taking these questions in reverse: With no signed lease, then you are a month to month tenant. As such, either you or the landlord may terminate...

Do you have copies of previous receipts you've given them? Perhaps you can establish the numbering is all off and that, in the ordinary course of...

What are my options if any?

The new owners would have had to purchase the property subject to your lease. They cannot make you leave mid-term. Consult a landlord/tenant...

Is legal for a landlord to charge $200+ to pressure wash a side walk? $400+ to reglaze a bathtub and $130+ to rekey a house?

These fees sound like the types of things considered "ordinary wear and tear" and not damages. Moreover, these things are typical expenses a...

You need to look to the terms of your payment agreement with the bail bond company. Is there a confessed judgment provision? Regardless...if you...

Can you go to small claims court to file theft if you don't know the exact amount?

How are you entitled to a refund of fees you didn't actually pay? If your subletter paid them for utilities used by the subletter, then I don't see...

Well, it depends on your reason. The Maryland law on "dangerous weapons" is set forth below. I'd look to (b)(4). That is, if you are reasonably...