1. You are a tenant at will, means she can increase rent the next month as long as she gives you notice. 2. You can be evicted for owing any...

It is their burden to prove that you are breaching the contract. Here is how I would approach this issue: 1. Look at the lease. See if the...

I would strongly recommend shutting off utilities once the Marshall/constable/sheriff has physically removed them/supervised their removal. Doing...

You can send it to collections, sell your debt (not recommended unless in mass), or file a garnishment suit yourself. Generally, one would send...

Technically speaking, they provided what was in the contract so it's very unlikely that you would prevail in a claim. They promised to provide...

Generally the landlord has to take care of trees or permanent fixtures. Unless there is some stipulation in the lease for whatever reason or...

You have to check to see if you are entitled to a visitor's parking spot. If there is nothing in your lease that says you are entitled to Visitor's...

Yes you do. Unless you have some sort of lease or prior agreement, he seems to be a tenant at will which means you have to make demand for...

The answer is probably yes: You generally owe all rent that comes due even if an eviction case gets dismissed. You can sue them seperately for...

A marshall will only generally get involved if the court has issued a Writ of Possession and the landlord has applied for it. A writ of possession...