If you signed the lease before complaining then the odds are you have BREACHED the Lease; if so, you may not just lose the "prorated" rent; you may...

Waived? No, I am sorry, you can't. You can certainly ASK, but my guess is since you breached your lease by failing to give the appropriate notice,...

I agree; start with good local real estate lawyer (local to the area you wish to develop). You will also need a good local corporate lawyer (to...

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Do you "contribute" to the household in exchange for the right to stay? If so, you may be a tenant. But more than likely, you are a mere guest,...

Sure, just make sure that when you say "I" that you mean can "MY LAWYER..." That is why you hire a lawyer, in part, to determine you viable cause...

Most likely yes. When one breaches a contract, or violates a covenant, there are almost always consequences. You may be able to resolve any and...

Hmmmmm...this is a confusing post. "Can I sue" - but, who are YOU? Who "we"? Try re-posting, clarifying the facts. Are you the unit owner? Was...

I'd say the best answer here may be the one you allude to in the last sentence of your post. Just - MOVE. IMHO, this Landlord does not DESERVE a...

Yes; but did he say you would get your DEPOSIT BACK AFTER giving breaching your Lease, and then giving insufficient notice? You left that out of...

I b eliev tis is a duplicate question? See my previous response - and a good local real estate lawyer. Hope this helps. gsg