There's no way to tell here on line. The woman's best bet is to consult a good local tenants lawyer or real estate litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

Probably not; but regardless of that, the MUCH BIGGER issue here is - you MUST pay your rent, or you will be likely be served with an eviction...

Contact USPS; file a police report; and retain a good local tenants lawyer to deal with your Landlord. Hope this helps. gsg

This depends entirely on what you mean by "roommate." If you OWN the property, and he pays you rent or other consideration in exchange for staying...

No, at least not generally. He could be liable for attorneys fees and PUNITIVE damages. Your best bet is to consult a good local tenants lawyer...

Your best bet here is to consult a good local real estate attorney. Your son should probably do so too. The starting point would be an analysis of...

This depends on your lease, and typically, whether you can secure written consent from your landlord, and provide them with a copy of the new keys....

I agree with my colleague. I suggest you Do NOT withhold rent with first consulting a good local tenants lawyer, and being advised to do so by...

Not likely from the LANDLORD (but it certainly can't hurt to ask). You should sue your ex for battery, and seek a retraining order - but be aware,...

No way to be certain on line, but it's likely your best bet is simply to comply with whatever rules you agreed to when you move in (i.e., "shape...