Far too fact-intensive a matter for online analysis. Take your lease and facts to a good local tenants lawyer for review. If you have little or no...

I agree, you can either move, get rid of the dog, or hire a lawyer and fight. That's going to have to be YOUR call. And remember, this is NOT just...

This depends on wha you mean by "I moved in with my landlords blessing? " and whether you have an AGREEMENT with the landlord to pay rent in ...

I agree with my colleague. the real question is WHO told you to open an LLC? If it's not a corporate entities lawyer with substantial experience -...

You need to do now what you SHOULD have done from the very beginning. Retain a good local real estate lawyer; unfortunately, this one will have to...

General, NO; but this depends on the terms of your Lease, which we can't review for you here on line, and the nature of the renovation itself (are...

Sure. Just follow my three-step plan: Step 1: get a GOOD local tenants lawyer with litigation experience, or a good local civil litigator....

My colleague is correct, this is at least arguably, an 'accord and satisfaction' meaning you will not be able to object later. This will likely...

One would have to review your Lease to be able to determine if you are still entitled to a rental discount. Best bet would be to take your Lease to...

I agree with my colleague; if you are on the lease, the you are "jointly and severally" liable for anyone all damages. The landlord doesn't need a...