You can persuade her to sell - and split the proceeds; or, she can perhaps pay you the value of your interest (I,e, "buy you out"); or, you can sue...

Your 'next step," should be to consult, and if appropriate, retain, a good local disability lawyer. if you have a viable cause of action, the...

You don't ask a question, but the next step is to take the landlord to court. Be advised that the"prevailing party" in the dispute will be entitle...

We can't give advice about ongoing litigation here on line, not without reviewing the pleading file; to do so could constitute malpractice....

One would have to review your lot lease and the prospectus to have any clue; all we can do here is guess. If I had to guess, without looking, I...

This depends on the terms of your lease, and whether it requires AC, and whether it makes the Landlord the one obligated to maintain it. If so, you...

I agree with my colleague, your daughter's best move here is to properly terminate her Lease and move elsewhere. If she has little or no income,...

Only ONE step: You should pay the full sum you owe IMMEDIATELY or MOVE OUT. The problem here is that she can FILE for an eviction - and then WIN...

This is the real estate law forum; perhaps you would get better responses if you posted on another forum. that said, its not that bad that you are...

This depends on the terms of your lease. generally, a tenant in such a case is entitled to abatement of rent for the time of dispossession. Hope...