Unless the lease states otherwise, yes, any changes to the lease require a 60-day notice.

Unfortunately, she has rights as a tenant. So, you cannot simply throw her things out and change the locks. You don't necessarily need a lawyer...

Well, if you obtain a default judgment because the tenant either did not file an answer in time or did not show up to court, the safest thing to do...

Look at your lease. Does it have an early termination provision? If so, under what circumstances, and how many days do you get? If the lease...

No you cannot disconnect any utilities. This would be considered a self-help eviction. It is not only illegal, but also opens you up to civil...

It appears that you are a tenant. As a result, she has to give you 60 days notice if she wants you to move. If she moves you out without your...

You have three options. 1. Sue the occupants upstairs for an injunction for the noise (nuisance and violation of any noise ordinances) and for...

Do you mean you presented the document to her and when she returned it signed it had changes on it or do you mean she signed the document, returned...

If there isn't a lease that calls for a shorter notice, the landlord has to give a month to month tenant 60 days notice to vacate unless the reason...

Look at your lease to find your rights. Your lease should say what access rights your landlord has and under what circumstances. If there isn't...