I too, have no clue what that means, unless it means there are/were in fact "99" heirs to particular property when a prior owner passed. In any...

Sorry but your understanding is wrong. The standard is "reasonable wear and tear" (and that means ACTUAL) and this has NOTHING WHATSOEVER to do...

I agree with my colleague. From the facts of your post - it's probably time to go. Give proper notice, terminate you tenancy-at-will, and vacate....

Sorry for your loss. You (or the beneficiaries) may have to open probate proceeding, perhaps just a summary proceeding depending on their value,...

Any good local tenants lawyer can try, but if you mean remove the FILING (which is the real problem) that would be very difficult, if not...

It would depend on what you mean by "closed the case," and one would need to review the Pleading file to be certain the cases was dismissed or...

No, sorry absolutely not; you will likely be EVICTED if you try. Unless YOUR LEASE (not someone "told you" or a "sign" - but IN YOU LEASE) provides...

If you don't have an agreement to pay rent, you do NOT have a "lease," and have no right to remain there second longer than he wishes you to - so...

This is a duplicate question, I think. See my prior response. I might add - if your mother is not on the lease, you may want to tread carefully...

I agree; the starting point is a written complaint to your landlord. You are not likely to get out of your Lease, but you may be able to have the...