My suggestion would be to contact the local police, consult a local attorney about getting a restraining order, and/or move out when your Lease...

Retain a good local tenants lawyer to review your Lease, and the he facts you have posted, and offer you possible resolutions. Hope this helps. gsg

Sorry you can get these answers on line. This would require a review of YOUR lease, as well as any sublease you have created, along with an...

Perhaps; but it tends on the facts. But you should have a lawyer. Renting real property these days is a BUSINESS. The old days of a casual...

I agree with my colleague; your best bet here is to retain a good local real estate litigator. No one here on-line can help, as we cannot review...

This is a question for your divorce attorney, de[ending on the language of the Order, it may be violative, or perhaps even contempt. More...

Simple. get a lawyer. Renting real property these days is a BUSINESS. The old days of a casual handshake and no damage issues – are long gone. I...

We volunteers here on this basic Q and A section of AVVO are not permitted to solicit clients or refer other lawyers, Check your state Bar's web...

IMHO, yes you absolutely do. I think you may have misstated the issue a bit, and perhaps answered your own question? The starting point here is the...

I agree with my colleague 100%. You apparently chose to sell the property without having a local real estate lawyer represent you; as such, since...