This depends entirely on your Lease (which we obviously can't review here on line). Guessing, you probably have an expectation of privacy within...

Take your information to a good local real estate litigator. No one can help with this here on line. Hope this helps. gsg

There's no way to give you useful answers, all we can do here is GUESS. Best to consult a good local tenants lawyer. If I had to GUEESS, I'd say:...

Not likely if he is on the title with you, as he is not a tenant. Your most likely remedy would be 'partition' if you can't buy him out, or all...

Technically, that sounds more like a "license" than a sublease; but that is just a guess - and that may not be the issue, as your Landlord might...

Too fact-intensive a matter for on-line analysis. I would suggest you take your Lease and the correspondence you received to a good local tenants...

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To answer your posed question, YES, it certainly is "legal" for JUST a mother to be a "tenant" on such a Lease. The existence of the "daughter"...

Either; although you may want to start with a good local real estate attorney first - to determine if a so-called "land trust" is a proper vehicle...

This would depend entirely on the SUBSTANCE of the "approval." The law essentially disregards "titles" of documents, and looks to their substance...

If the roommate gave proper NOTICE OF TERMINATION, you don't need his signature. If he didn't, then he is still obligated. And you can't make a...