If my landlord entered my property without reasonable consent to show the property to prospective clients, is my lease voided??

I wish that AVVO would allow us to respond in fewer than 35 characters, but it will not. If it did, my answer to your question would be one word: no.

How do I proceed if I did not know I needed to send notice of intent?

This is not a "how to" litigate forum where we are going to walk you thru the steps of litigating a case. As I see it, you have 2 choices: find a...

We rent a home , no lease, who pays for AC maintenance? HVAC

Good question. You have no lease (bad idea), so there are no agreed upon terms for things like this. You live in the house. While I admit that...

Smoking Cigarettes or vaping in community that just send out notice of not allowed to smoke

In all likelihood, the owners reserved the right to modify these sorts of rules, and you don't have to sign anything for things like that to be...

What can I do about my apartment being flooded from a tenant above me who left their bathtub water on?

You can try to obtain your upstairs neighbors renters insurance information and make a claim on their insurance, or you can try suing them on your...

You should retain an attorney to finish this matter for you, as you are obviously confused. He's already been served and you cannot lien his driver...

Board President initiated a recall of a board member for purely personal reasons. Can he claim the “board” is supporting this?

This doesn't seem to be the kind of situation that an online opinion will answer. Better that you retain an attorney, well versed in HOA matters,...

My Affirmative Defense in Foreclosure was Stricken due to procedural reason... see below... What are my options?

You should stop pretending that you know what you are doing and hire a lawyer who knows how to defend foreclosure cases, before you completely...

How do I get my garnished wages back from my employer after an order of dissolving ?

I anticioate you should get your wages from the creditors law firm pretty quickly.

No, a creditor can collect on a judgment only from the party(ies) named in the body of the judgment as held liable to the creditor.