Not enough facts to answer. Did you have a Lease? If so, what did IT say about the utilities? And when did it end? Or, were you month to month? If...

You can, but if you do, you will likely be served with an eviction complaint (not good for you). Instead, you can do what anyone would typically do...

I agree, this matter if too fact-intensive for on line review. In the first place, if you should NOT have been able to "move in" until the...

No way a lawyer here on line - who hasn't had the opportunity to review a particular lease can advise someone to sign it (or not), sorry. If you...

.Your best bet here is to persuade him to leave - voluntarily - for HIS sake even more than yours. if you have to file in court, he will have a...

This is a quiet perhaps best asked of the LAWYER representing you in the litigation. Having taught corporate entity law for almost 2 decades...

This is simple. Just follow my 3-step process! Step I: Retain a good local real estate lawyer. Step II: Oh, yah, there's only one step....

With respect to the bumper sticker, I agree; this has nothing to do with the First Amendment, sorry. Your lease controls; and if you rent in an...

Speaking generally, the buyer would take the property "subject to" any existing, valid lease. Hope this helps. gsg

Your best bet here would be to have the local real estate attorney you retain to represent you in the sale take care of all of that for you. Do...