No way to tell for sure on line. If you are considering "legal action," you should retain a good local litigator. You might be able to sue for...

Far too fact-intensive for on line analysis; consult a good local tenants lawyer for a thorough review of your Lease, an investigation into the...

This depends on your buyer, who will likely view the lien as title defect, whether it is one or not. It's something should ask the lawyer...

There s no such thing as a "renewal" lease. When a current lease is over, there's either a new lease - or NO lease. In the "new" lease, it's just...

I agree with my colleagues. If the attorney has a conflict, he can't represent you. You'll have to look elsewhere for representation, Where? I...

Perhaps. but this is a fact-intensive matter (he said/she said) for which we can't provide answers here on line. One needs to review your lease,...

I agree, this is far too fact intensive for any meaningful on line analysis. Take your lease to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper review....

One would need to review your lease to determine who is wrong here. You lease controls, not what either of you say, or do. Take your lease to a...

I agree with my colleagues; I have no idea what you "filed," or why your cotenant would file a NOC, but it appears as if you both could really use...

No way anyone can answer without reviewing your. deposit agreement; hopefully, you have one? Take it to a good local tenants lawyer for a proper...