I would suggest that you retain a good local real estate litigator, and perhaps a surveyor. You can't get help for this here on line, and with all...

This depends a little bit on whether you are unit OWNER or a mere tenant.Essentially though the answer is the same - YES you do. The primary...

I agree with my colleagues; "mold" cases are very difficult, stressful and expensive. The first step is to retain a STATE LICENSED mold assessor...

I agree with my colleague; consult. good local tenants lawyer, and in the future NEVER sign a contract if you "don't realize" what it provides....

This depends on the terms of your Lease, and it is all about the stated "duration" of the lease. If the lease contains an "end date," and no...

I agree with my colleague. "Noise" complaints can be very difficult to resolve (and expensive to prosecute). I am actually surprised if the police...

I agree; this could very well be an ;unlawful restraint on alienation.; Your best bet is to do as my colleague instructs and retain a good local...

If your husband is not on the Lease, that is likely the primary reason you are being threatened with eviction. Your best bet it to find a new...

Retain a good local real estate litigator, and have current survey of the property prepared. Hope this helps. gsg

As far as I know, there is no "form" to get the deposit back. But it depends on the contract, and any agreement you may have made concerning the...