I agree. If you are trying to litigate on your own, you are likely headed for trouble. PLEASE get yourself a lawyer. If you have no substantial...

I agree; it is POSSIBLE, but there's just no way anyone here on line could make that determination without reviewing ALL the relevant documents,...

No. Well, not automatically at least. But it is possible. It depends on whether you have a property right to park under your LEASE (some leases do...

I am not licensed to practice in my home state of NY, and so I of course defer to my colleagues who practice in that jurisdiction. That said, and...

I think you may have written previously? In any event, you need to retain a good local tenants lawyer, it's as simple as that. If you can't find...

I agree with my colleague , this depends on the terms of your contract; but GUESSING - I'd say the answer is yes, depending on the closing did;t...

I agree with my colleague; you have about 2-4 weeks. Hope this helps. gsg

No there's no separate proceeding; once the sherif execute the writ, if he returns, it's a potential trespass. You may want to ask the sheriff to...

First you should know that if you are renting from a unit owner in an HOA or condo? You have virtually NO right to complain. You would be a NOBODY...

Perhaps. But one would need to review your lot lease and the Park Prospectus, and investigate the safety concerns the new Landlord is alleging to...