No one can help here on line, sorry. take it to a good local real estate lawyer for review and an examination of title. I can say that "quit claim"...

Put a small piece of thick, removable tape over each one of the holes. Retain a local security expert investigate and evaluate the room for...

This appears to be a duplicate question? See my prior response. As I said there NO LAWYER can predict what the JUDGE in any case would do. HIRE a...

one would have to be able to review the Lease in its entirety to answer. generally, "grace periods" are relatively MEANINGLESS (i.e., a DEFAULT...

Impossible to make any sort of determination here, it would depend on what you mean by "roommate" and "had to evacuate: however, the most he or she...

No way to answer with any certainty here on line, but it is certainly POSSIBLE -f any and all required permits were properly approved and...

Absolutely, it's the landlord's right under the law. Can unto object (timely and properly), and then retain a good local tenants attorney, sue the...

This depends entirely on what you mean by your "son's ON the lease." Did he sign it? Is he listed as a TENANT (i.e., under the Lease) and...

As a long time pet owner myself, I DO sympathize with your situation. However - "was signed" ? - signed by WHOM? Did the LANDLORD sign this form?...

There is no such thing as "re" signing a lease. Once a lease ends IT ENDS. Any lease would be a NEW lease, and it would be up to the landlord any...