It is very likely that the notice can be considered valid. Email has gotten to a recognized level of communication and courts are willing to...

Can my residential landlord accelerate my lease and demand immediate rent payment absent default?

Given the facts as you have stated, you are correct and your landlord has no grounds to demand up front payment for the remaining two months. I'd...

Am I entitle to anything if my grandparents are decease and her kids (my mother deceased also)are getting the property.

First I'll rephrase your facts: Your grandparents had five children, one being your mother. They died (or the last of the two died) in 2014. ...

Estate probate

My colleague Mr. Farr is correct - you run, not walk, to an estate litigation attorney. From your description there appears to be undue influence...

Under the facts as you've stated them, I doubt it. See 55-248.5 D here: http://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/title55/chapter13.2/section55-248.5/. ...

What rights do I have in a house I inherited with my two sisters after our mothers death

you need a lawyer. you are entitled to 1/3 of the value of the property less the amount if the mortgage. this is a complex area of law and you...

My parents will receive over 80,000 from a sale of their deceased sons home, they are in their late eighties,

Mr. Farr (one of the leading Elder Law attorneys in Virginia) is correct - and worse yet is the stupid bank probably will try to sell an...

Do I have a legal claim

Probably not. Damages (money you would claim) are speculative at best. Consult a lawyer familiar with home-owner association (HOA) rules,...

Never signed new lease & landlord raised rent, he says the lease automatically renewed & roomate gave notice. Is this legal?

See my response to your other post on this issue.

Landlord states lease automatically renews but he raised rent. If rent was raised shouldn't a new lease be signed?

You seem to have asked twice; I'll answer once. Mr. Hays is correct - you need to see a lawyer and take all documents with you. Lease, notice of...