What are my legal rights and what constitutes a rental property to be uninhabitable?
Uninhabitability is a factual question, so it really depends on the facts. If the lease provides that the property has working air conditioning,...
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Uninhabitability is a factual question, so it really depends on the facts. If the lease provides that the property has working air conditioning,...
Unless you are claiming that the property is now uninhabitable because of the water and move out, you are obligated to pay rent. However, you may...
Yes. As long as the room/house is habitable, you must pay rent as agreed. However, you may have a separate claim against the landlord for any...
It depends on whether the fire was in fact caused by the stove and who is responsible for maintaining/repairing it. Typically (but not always), a...
You would need to domesticate the judgment in that state and then try and collect pursuant to its rules. However, I think chances of collecting...
It really depends on your specific situation. Yes, putting the house in the LLC will create liability protection in the sense that most legal...
Yes, as long she is no longer a tenant. Call the police and file a report each time it happens.
Most likely, but it depends on the specific language of the two agreements. Have a local business attorney review and provide an opinion.
He can certainly ask, but it is up to you whether to sign. Typically, it would be part of a severance package, so you get paid for agreeing to the...
The statute of limitations is most likely 6 or 20 years depending on whether the note was signed under seal, which it sounds like it was. Unless...