Simple ...just follow my 3-step plan. Step 1: Retain a good local landlords attorney. Step 2: Oh yeah, there's one one step. Hope this...

his all depends on whether you are listed as a tenant or occupant on the Lease. If you are not on the lease, then yes, it's likely you can be...

Far too fact-intensive a matter for on line analysis. My suggestion would be to take your lease and the facts you have posted to a good local...

No way to be certain here on line, but generally, cameras are ok - IF they only see what one can see with the naked eye; as for the "sirens" and...

Impossible to know for certain here on line. It is difficult to rent anywhere with an eviction on your public record (it's there for years) but...

Far too fact-specific a matter for any sort of reliable on line analysis. If you are asking "can you" be evicted, the answer has to be yes - but it...

Not likely; with just a few exceptions, one typically needs a "contract" or a statute to recover fees. But if you have "consulted with an...

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MALE Your best bet here is to persuade him to leave - voluntarily - for HIS sake even more than yours. if you have to file in court, he will...

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I agree with my colleagues most excellent answer. I would only add that if you try to do so, be SURE you retain. good local tenants lawyer with...