I am not licensed to practice in Oregon, so I of course defer to my colleges up there. That said, speaking just academically, IMHO, under these...

I am not licensed to practice in my home state of NY, so I of course defer to my colleges up there. but that said, speaking just academically, and...

As far as I know, 'no,' it does not. In fact, I believe Illinois, like my state (Florida) and many others, have statutory preemptions (prohibition)...

This depends to some extent on what you mean by "roommate." do you OWN this property? Or do you just lease? Do you rent to him? If you lease -...

As my colleague correctly notes, if you do not have a Lease of specific duration (i.e., a set end date), the landlord can terminate your tenancy...

I agree with my colleague, consult a good local real estate lawyer. this is a relatively easy matter, and shouldn't cost much at all to do it...

Your best bet here is to persuade them to leave - voluntarily - for THEIR sake even more than yours. If you have to file something in court, they...

I agree; the answer here will depend primarily on how just exactly you own title. And even if you don't "change the deed," you will still have...

This is yet another illustration of why a good local landlord-tenant is a NECESSITY when leasing property these days. A good lawyer is a necessary...

One cannot answer "statute of limitations" questions on line with any certainty, as they are actually "questions of fact," that depend to some (or...