Frederick, MD
Litigation Lawyer at Frederick, MD
Practice Areas: Litigation, Contracts & Agreements ... +3 more
A tenant this problematic isn't going to go quietly. Save yourself the headache and consult a local landlord/tenant attorney asap.
If there is no provision in the lease about what happens when the lease ends, the lease simply expires and the tenant becomes a “holdover tenant,”...
In your state it appears that at the end of your tenancy, a landlord must return a tenant’s security deposit plus simple, non-compounded interest,...
Does the lease specifically require you to pay $42 per square foot? Or is it a flat rate for the space? If you are paying by the square foot...
You can always bring a suit as a "pro se" or "pro per" litigant. However, most states hold "pro se" litigants to the same standards as...
The renter would first have to prove that she's a member of a protected class and that your actions with respect to her were discriminatory on the...
Contact a land use/zoning attorney. If you're looking at an excessive amount of fines, there may be other ways to resolve the issue.
Your landlord has an obligation under what's known as the "implied warranty of habitability" to ensure the health and safety of his tenants. ...
It depends on what your state's statute requires, i.e. some states require notice to be sent via first class mail and/or certified mail. However,...
Unlikely. For you to be made a party to an action, you must be properly served with papers. Leaving a business card without the papers is not...