I moved this to the landlord/tenant practice area. This is my suggestion. Take a close look at your lease and their should be a "notice"...

It is not legal for your landlord to hold your property, regardless of whether you owe rent. It is theft. I suggest calling a non-emergency number...

This is very likely not permissible. Generally, property owners are permitted some natural storm water flow onto their neighbor's property, but if...

Based on what you described, no this absolutely not okay. It is actually a very serious act subject to misdemeanor criminal prosecution. See OCGA...

Just to add one point to the above answers: scents can be trademarked. So look out for any scent trademarks held by those other brands you are using.

You'll need to review the lease, Typical lease provisions hold the tenant liable for unpaid utilities. For example, the Georgia Association of...

Sounds like this would require an acquisition or a condemnation proceeding by the County. But roads and right of way issues in Georgia can be...

I agree with Mr. Skaar. I am also not aware of any exceptions for a senior breaking the lease in this sort of circumstance.

I changed the practice area to Landlord/Tenant. Unfortunately, since you signed a new lease, you are bound by the terms of the lease even though...

The landlord generally has the right to enter the premises only upon the terms in the lease or in emergencies (like a burst pipe). Read the lease...