I agree with my colleague; your best bet here is to take take your paperwork to a good local real estate litigator for review; all we can do here...

This likely will turn on the terms of your Lease, of which YOU should have a signed, written copy. Take it to a good local tenants lawyer for a...

If he damaged your property, and you can prove it, then yes. Hope this helps. gsg

This depends on your Lease, and not a statute. And, if the Lease so provides for it (i.e., characterizes the fee as 'rent') you can be EVICTED for...

This is a great example of why one should ALWAYS retain a good local real estate attorney when buying real property in this state; if you HAD one,...

I agree with my colleague; at this point it is really moot, as the FILING of the eviction is the thing that is going to cause you far more damage...

Unless you have a "roommates agreement" (i.e., a contract with HIM), there's really not much you can do. And if you think the LANDLORD is going to...

Avoid a "partition" if at all possible. These are (can be) long, drawn-out, stressful proceedings )think bd divorce) that can only drain the...

Technically, it's likely that your "agreement" would be construed as a "sublease," which your OWN lease likely PROHIBITS - and if so, it could put...

Permanently, or until the park owner or management, and the sheriff extinguish the warning. Hope this helps. gsg