No one can know for sure without reviewing the Deed, but that is the likely result if your facts are correct. Take the deed to a good local real...

If she has only been there for 2 weeks, and the intent was she would stay temporarily, you should be able to have the sheriff remove her. But maybe...

My guess is there is more to this than you have disclosed here. One would have to investigate the facts a bit further, speak with her, and your...

Are you a tenant in an apartment building? If so, your LEASE will control. Take it to a good local tenants lawyer for review and consultation. Hope...

I TOTALLY understand. But if, "out of principle I would like to hold them accountable even for a $20 door mat," you would have to: 1) retain a...

One can not remove an eviction filing from the public record, sorry. It remains forever. This is why we always counsel tenants to NEVER have one...

No way to tell for sure here on line. It could just be that the first notice did not meet the statutory requirement for such a notice (that's why...

Theres no way to tell anything for certain here on line, sorry. GUESSING, the owner that signed the contract faces a breach of contract suit (if...

Tell your friend to consult with a good local tenants lawyer of discrimination attorney. Hope this helps. gsg

Absolutely no way to tell for certain here on line. One could GUESS that the eviction is back on, presumably with an amendment to the Complaint. ...