You may have a case, and the answer is, whether you go to "small claims," or not, you should have an attorney, a good local real estate litigator -...

What is a "swatter?" if you mean "squatter," there is no such thing. And why would you sue for "ejectment?" Did they claim to OWN the land? The...

Not likely, but if that is a writ of possession the LL posted, it appears you have far bigger problems; you should be busy getting all your stuff...

It depends on what the letter says. Best bet would be to take it to a good local tenants lawyer for review and advice on how to proceed. if you...

The first step here would be to retain a STATE LICENSED mold assessor - don't bother w/ test kits, or companies that claim to test for mold, but...

No way to tell here on line. Odds are a short temporary stay would get you in trouble, but this is a very sensitive, fact-intensive matter; one can...

Yes you can retain a good local tenants lawyer and look into the possibility of suing. You should talk it over with your lawyer, and be sure you...

I wouldn't advise that you do. And this is one of the many reasons any "landlord' today should have a lawyer. Hope this helps. gsg

It depends on the nature of the notice. If it allows you to "cure" - you have 7 days to STOP doing whatever it is they are complaining about; if it...

One would need more facts to answer. For example, do you have a an agreement as to how long you would stay? What day of the month did you pay your...