Although it's very possible - if you can prove that the noises (and critters) are breaches of the Lease, you might be able to terminate your lease...

It's possible, but the infestation must be substantial, and you would have to provide a so-called "7-day notice" under Section 83.56 Florida...

I agree, it' not at all likely its a breach of the COQE. The roosters are on the APARTMENT complex' property? Very strange; if so likely a code...

I agree it depends on the facts. no way anyone here on line is going to tell you can move out without severe repercussions. More facts are needed....

I agree; you may have remedies here, as long as your rent is paid in FULL, but it is not likely they include a "voiding" of your lease. Consult a...

You certainly can, but no one here can opine as to whether you would be successful, you need to see a good local tenants lawyer about that - all we...

Not likely; but even if not, if you are a "tenant at will" (i.e.,month to month or week to week), he can make you leave LONGGGGGGG before that...

Unless you can fly, and not touch the "common grounds" (parking lot, sidewalk, stairs, etc.) NO. And if the LL finds you in the unit? Yer likely...

I agree with my colleague; this query should be posted on the "New Jersey" real estate law forum. Having practiced real estate law in New Jersey...

This is something your LAWYER should for the eviction might address. if you are behind in the rent, the forgery will not likely help much with...