I agree with my colleague. My question is: just why exactly did your Landlord try to deliver the "eviction notice" to you? Have you failed to pay...

A "tenancy at will" is simply a tenancy with no specific duration (i.e., a set "end date"). Instead, either party (LL or tenant) can terminate the...

I wouldn't be so concerned about who you are paying the rent to - if the gentleman you Leased from initially is truly incapacitated (as you say) -...

If YOU are on the lease, then, there is no way that "the management company then added them to the lease"- without your consent. No way. something...

There is no set cap. Some folks try to convert the late fee into "interest," and then claim usury law applies. But it s NOT really "interest,"...

This should be covered in your lease. If not, one would guess you would not be assessed a "penalty," but be require to pay for a NEW lock and key....

This likely depends on the terms of the Lease of the tenant that you were visiting (which we can't review here on line for you). You should ask...

This is the real estate forum. You would probably get more responses if you posted on the "family law" or "child custody" forums. Use those terms...

I agree with my colleagues; you sue for breach, try to secure an equitable lien on the taxes you paid, and laugh all the way to the bank as he...

Sure you can; you can "waive" virtually any right - even your CONSTITUTIONAL rights. But this could depend on the Landord-Tenant statute in your...