Probably not; but impossible to be certain here on line. Your best bet is to consult, and possibly retain, a good local tenant lawyer - and get out...

There's no way we here on line can tell what happend, or why the money didnt "come out of your account." I would suggest you contact whomever has...

The landlord has the right to access, it is his property, but the tenant in most cases must consent, and that doesn't seem to be what is happening...

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I agree with my colleague; one cannot withhold rent, and those who do will likely receive an EVICTION complaint soon. That is a huge mistake on...

Probably because the power company believes it's entitled to be paid for the electricity you have been using before they have to with to another...

This depends on what rule was violated, but it is very possible, yes. You may not even have a a valid tenancy. And the only person who can fight...

Your best bet would be to retain a good local L/T lawyer to see about getting him to leave. Hope this helps. gsg

I'm sorry, but a current tenant has no right to the "renewal" of a lease. And a LL refusing to renew for ANY reason (except unlawful...

Not likely, but you can always check with the office of the state attorney. You should file a change of address with the USPO immediately. Hope...

No, it's not likely legal, may be theft. Consult a good local litigator to see about getting your stuff back, Hope this helps. gsg