No one can answer this online. I suggest contacting the leasing office and asking this question. It is not worth involving an attorney for $100.

First, pay the rent for the current period. Second, if you are uncomfortable with the situation, speak to the landlord seeking release from the...

Contracts exist for a reason - to prevent the parties from changing their minds. So there is no way to get out of the contract other than...

You have a fact-specific case that requires a one-on-one consultation with an attorney with access to your narrative and all other source materials.

You can hire a defamation lawyer. But be careful because the truth is a defense to an action for defamation.

Since you had an agreement to pay rent, you are a tenant and are entitled to an eviction action if your father wants you gone. But be careful...

You very well may have violated your own lease by subletting a room as most residential leases forbid such practice. Your first step is to read...

You MIGHT be able to terminate the lease. You CANNOT recover moving costs. Get an attorney in the huddle to help you.

Sounds like you're not happy and neither is the landlord. While you can hire an attorney, paying the one month's rent for a release is a home run...

You have both family law questions and landlord-tenant law questions. This online forum has limitations as your narrative is very fact specific....