Does the statement below from a statute mean that the changes in the definitions can be used retroactively?
No, it doesn't mean that at all. The word future is the key.
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No, it doesn't mean that at all. The word future is the key.
The lease is between each tenant and the LL. You cannot force the LL to enforce the lease between him and another tenant. If it happens again,...
It really doesn't matter. If you want the attorney to withdraw, you can send him an email terminating his services. You may owe him money. Require...
Your son should be asking the questions; he should probably take his lease to a lawyer to see if there are any explicit rights he does have but...
No, but it is rude, crude, and socially unacceptable.
Maybe. You should probably look up your case in the county clerk's website. (Purge, not pergue.)
I don't think your LL can break in, though there may be a clause in your lease that allows him to gain access to make certain repairs. The risk you...
Maybe. If you are serious about pursuing a class action this is not the place to get advice because the issues are complex and require research by...
Maybe. You aren't there as a guest. You are there as an "employee" of a resident.
He can serve you with a 3 day notice now, but the courts are not entering final judgments of eviction, and sheriffs are not serving possession...