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At this time, don't do anything. If he files suit then contact an attorney ASAP, but certainly keep all documents related the matter. If you...
Your landlord could terminate him from the lease by giving him proper notice and then you could change the locks. In the meantime, if you're...
Go to court and file a "tenants assertion" motion, which will require you to pay the rent to the court. This should get your landlord's...
As my colleague mentioned, this is highly fact dependent, but if what you say is true then you could certainly file suit. If you are interested...
Just because something is not documented in writing, does not mean that it didn't happen. The issue is that the HOA will have a more difficult time...
If you rent, you could potentially hold your landlord liable. If you own, then you'd have to talk with your water supplier.
I agree with my colleague. Tenants can be frustrating but the terms of your lease should really dictate whether or not you're able to recover...
Assuming the order instructed the landlord to fix the stairs I'd ask the judge to order the landlord to pay you the amount it cost to fix the...
If the contract was valid, then possibly. Hard to know what the contractor is claiming though. It sounds like contractor didn't start the work, so...