Not that I know of; it would likely be up to your landlord - and it sounds as if your Landlord's agent (i.e., management) has said no. Hope this...

I agree with my colleagues most excellent answer 100% - and this is more of a "financial" issue than a legal one. You may want to seek financial...

One would need to review your condominium's governing documents, and the minutes of the recent Board Meetings to be sure, but I do, quite...

I agree with my colleague; more facts are needed - and if this is for asset protection purposes, it's ALWAY best to seek a consultation with a good...

Probably. The fact is, you can "charge" whatever you like; it just has to hold up in COURT. Generally, a tenant is liable for DAMAGE to the carpet,...

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I believe this to be a duplicate question? Please see my previous answer. Hope this helps. gsg ......

!) Yes, it could be; 2) not likely unless your landlord is the government; and 3) any collection activities would require your agreement, or a...

I agree with my colleague; there is nothing that legally prevents you from filing the lawsuit now. Consult a good local Landlord's attorney before...