If she's not on your lease, then you have to give her 30 days written notice to terminate. If she does not vacate after the 30 days, then you need...

Am I entitled to overpayment if I have been paying more without a new lease?

The question is: why would you start paying more if there was never an agreement? If you and your landlord agreed on a new oral amount, then...

Is opposing counsel's conduct proper when he has an ex parte conversation with chambers to have a date reset without consent.

What you really should be worried about is not the changing of dates -- but whether your case has inherent flaws, which is seemingly suggested by...

My tenant has stopped paying rent for over 30 days. How do I start the eviction process?

Go to the District Court and file a Complaint for Repossession for Failure to Pay Rent if she is still in the premises. A court date is usually...

"Can the tenant be charge by a fee ($2000) due to a heating incident not directly caused by the tenant?"

Your lease agreement controls -- typically a lease will outline the things for which a tenant is responsible and those for which the landlord is...

Adding a Minor (10 year old) to my Property Deed

You're opening yourself to all kinds of legal complications if you do this -- what happens if you want to transfer the property before the child is...

Is there any way to get out of Interest on a judgement in maryland ?

On any judgment entered in Maryland, post-judgment interest accrues at the rate of 10% per year. It's automatic. Wages don't just get...

In Maryland can a house be put up for a tax sale for issues other than unpaid taxes?

The answer is: it depends. In some jurisdictions, things like water/sewer bills are defined as "taxes" for purposes of the tax sale statutes. ...

Can a cited reference (sentence, paragraph, etc.) from a doctor or any kind of witness in any book be used on an exhibit in

No. In fact, it's most likely hearsay. Maryland Rule 5-703 provides: Learned treatises. To the extent called to the attention of an expert...

What's the statute of limitations on medical or dental issues concerning litigation against a dentist with an LLC?

The limitations period in health care negligence claims is five years from the time the injury was committed or three years from the date the...