If the second pet is not listed on the lease, it's very likely he can. Take your lease to a good local tenant's lawyer for review. Hope this helps....

Not likely; but I have to say I have NEVER seen a tenant "removed" from a Lease before. Many tenants THINK they are removed - but unless all...

I agree with my colleague; this would depend on the terms of your lease. Consult a good local tenants lawyer. Hope this helps. gsg

Probably not, unless the cat has caused some sort of problem with other tenants or guests, or you let it run loose among the commons (which is not...

It depends on the type of tenancy you have (i.e., arising from a lease with a fixed term, month to month, week to week, etc, But there is very...

This depends on the EXACT WORDING of your lease, which we can't review here on line. Consult a good local tenants lawyer. Hope this helps. gsg

In my humble opinion (others may differ), yes you probably should. The fact is, the key just didn't "break" - it broke while you were using it -...

On these facts, it doesn't seem so; but my suggestion would be to have a consult with a good local real;l estate attorney to discuss the facts in...

It's not at all likely you can sue your co-tenant - unless you have a 'roommates agreement' with an indemnification clause. Your obligation to pay...

If you rent from someone who OWNS in an HOA, your rights as a "tenant" are extremely limited (you are nothing to the HOA), and any remedy you might...