Yes you can be evicted. You are never guaranteed a rental home for long periods of time. As long as the landlords give proper notice and follow the...

Thanks. So my question now is there a time limit on getting it served? Does it have to be served prior to the end of the sol?

You need to remind us of your original question. We are not shown an identifying information, so there is no way to know what you originally asked.

In order to renew a judgement must both the action and the serving of the action be completed prior to the end of the sol?

The filing of the action must occur before the expiration of the 10 years from the judgment. You have a limited time to serve this to keep the...

Will a resignation in lieu of discharge (involuntary resignation) result in being able to receive unemployment benefits?

I agree with Mr. Angel and will add that his second point is the most important. If the DES determines that your leaving work/termination was due...

In North Carolina you do have the right of redemption up until the deed is recorded. North Carolina is a "pure race" state when it comes to...

HOA threatening to foreclose on a house thats already in foreclosure. What is the renter to do about the HOA?

Ms. Smith is pretty much correct on this. I do not recommend paying the HOA dues yourself as that will not stop the mortgage company from...

Unless your lease calls for a shorter time, give him 10 days notice to pay the rent or leave. If he doesn't leave go to your county Court and file...

My landlord has started court proceedings against me (not for eviction, the start of though). We go to court on monday and she

Your question is very unclear. If you claim your landlord is not taking you to court for eviction, then what is she taking you to Court for? If she...

House is in foreclosure & I have completed Chapt 7 about to remarry is my future husband liable for any of the foreclosure?

No, he is not liable. The law requires that foreclosure notices go out to all interested parties. As your current spouse he is entitled to notice,...

Can I take my "ex" landlord to court to get my lease?

Mr. Rafter is correct with one addition, you are still protected by the Protecting tenants at foreclosure act. You just need to show you are a...