What would the best way to evict him be? Best? Easy: retain a good local Landlord's attorney (which to be frank, you should already have done, as a...

First off, it's a "quit" claim deed, not "quick." If you have an attorney, he or she should have told you that. This will likely depend on what...

"Very carefully and not without an experienced HOA lawyer representing you." LOVE this advice from my colleague. PLEASE follow it. There's just no...

This depends to some extent on the terms of your Lease (which we can't review here on line), and whether you have paid rent on the 24th every month...

No, you can't sorry. You hire a lawyer, and if appropriate, can take the LL to court, and sue for damages, but it will NOT be pretty, and if you...

This depends on a number of facts to which we are not privy, including the terms of your Lease, the cause for your damages (and whether you can...

I agree. Assuming you are over the age of 18, what you describe here is a week-to-week "at-will" tenancy; if it is, she can or change any rule, or...

No one can help with this sort of thing on line, sorry. Your best bet is to retain a good local real estate litigator, especially iff she has one,...

Used by a lawyer, it means, essentially, "do what I imply is the right thing, or we MAY do something." Of course the word, "accordingly" is also...

You should convince her to buy you out, or agree to sell together - as a forced sale (i.e., via "partition") is very often a long, drawn out, quite...