It's very possible, if you breached your Lease. Take it to a good local tenant's lawyer for. proper review. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree, this depends on your lease and the local zoning restrictions. Most residential units are not zoned for business activities (especially if...

Consult a good local tenants lawyer ASAP. You can send a so-called "7-day notice' threatening to terminate the lease if the problem insn't resolved...

I agree with my colleague - you should consult with a real estate lawyer ASAP. The lawyer can review the deed to see if it is voidable. You may...

Well, not so much illegal, but it could render any eviction invalid. There's just no way for anyone to know what happened, or whether she actually...

If you are currently married, there's not much you can do; your best bet would be to see a good local family law attorney. Hope this helps. gsg

You should consult with, and appropriate, retain, a good local tenants lawyer. Unfortunately, no one can help you here on line with this. Hope this...

One would need to see your documents to be sure, but the landlord, and perhaps the party who is on the LOT lease is the only one who can "evict." ...

I agree with my colleague; and I too, don't know what you men by "dual title." Are you a CO-OWNER? Are you a renter? Try reposting with more...

This answer here, and any resolution, would likely depend on number of things, including the terms of the Lease, its inception date; the date...