Atlanta, GA
Business Lawyer at Atlanta, GA
Practice Areas: Business, Corporate & Incorporation ... +3 more
Your landlord was required to provide the security deposit back to you or an itemization on what it was spent on with in one month after you moved...
Demand possession of the property (preferably in writing) and provide a specific date he has to be out. If he doesn't leave, file a dispossessory...
Only if 1) the landlord did in fact fail to timely repair and 2) the lack of repairs makes the property uninhabitable. Otherwise, no. But you...
As Mr. Merbaum correctly states, you must first receive a writ of possession form the court. Filing the dispossessory action is simply the first...
There is no such law, but the lease may require that power be on continually.
Yes, you would need a business license form the city or county where you are located. And you would need to register your trade name (dba) with...
Demand possession (preferable in writing) of the property back if they do not pay all amounts owed, and, if they fail to do so, file a...
Absent a contractual provision to the contrary, the new owner takes the property subject to the terms of the lease. Only the landlord changes.
Probably not, but it really depends on the tenants' location and financial situation. You would have to file where they now reside, and if they...
The general rule is that you have to serve the defendant according to the service rules of his home state. However, rules on service of process...
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