This would depend primarily on the condition of the tree prior to the fall. If the tree was diseased, or dying, it might indicate the Landlord was...

It's time to move, I'm afraid. My colleague is quite correct; one has very little rights or leverage with a 'tenancy at will' (month to month)....

No way to tell here on line, but I can say that you likely have no more than a 'revocable license' here (i.e., you are not likely a tenant under...

Sorry, but there's just no way to answer this fact-based question here on line. Take your Lease, the LL's claim, and any evidence you have...

One would need more facts to answer this question, and your daughter (if not a minor) should be asking this questions herself, if capable, not you;...

If your documentation is valid, you shouldn't need to go through a third party agent. but myy first question would be, WHY is the company being...

I'm sorry, but this is far too fact intensive a matter for on line evaluation. All we can do is GUESS. If I had to guess, I'd say this does not...

I agree; on these facts stated in your post, your only option is to vacate, and pay the landlord DAMAGES for breaching the lease. Hope this helps. gsg

My suggestion in all of these cases is - if they will not move out voluntarily, and you have to go to go to court to remove them - retain a lawyer....

Consult a good local tenants attorney. You have very few options unless you have a so-called a 'roommate's agreement.' If the electric is in your...