Of course, as these are two different things - but only of your LEASE requires it. Hope this helps. gsg

Ah, Hicksville. My home town, grew up there a million years ago. So sorry for your situation. I am not licensed to practice in my home state, so I...

My first suggestion would be to seek counseling, and/or secure the services of a local family law attorney. They can advise you far better than we...

There's no way for us to tell on line. This depends on a number of factors to which we are not privy; your relationship with her (current); her...

This is fact-intensive matter that cannot be addressed on line. It depends on the terms of your Lease, the facts (that you can prove) and your...

You can try, but my guess is, it will cost more to do so than you can hope to recover. One would have to review your CC agreement, investigate the...

No, not under state law; but one may find such a temporal requirement in their current Lease (check it), or the governing municipality may have...

In this market, you can pretty much assume the rent will go up anywhere from 20-50%. People are GREEDY, it's a simple as that. And, unless it it is...

As I have said many time here on AVVO, there is no such thing as a "renewal" - it is merely a NEW LEASE. And neither party (i.e, the landlord here)...

"I can't close his account without coming up with the money out of pocket to start probate to handle this mess." This is the problem, and it is...