I agree with my colleague; you likely "waived" any right to sue over any of that stuff when you paid the rent - but you can consult a good local...

I agree; I believe this is a duplicate question. See my previous response. If you are not on the LEASE, it's likely he can. Consult a good local...

This appears to be a duplicate question? See my prior response. The answer is generally NO, however, I believe you said the old lease ENDED; if so,...

One would have to review the lease to be sure, but (as per my prior response to your earlier post), a landlord can remove a tenant from a prior...

You would gave to check with the landlord, and review your Lease terms, the apartment rules, and the local Code requirements that will also likely...

One would have to review the Lease to be certain, bust speaking GENERALLY (guessing!), 'no.' Unless the lease itself provides otherwise, there is...

Retain a private adjustor or insurance lawyer. Hope this helps. gsg

I agree; this matter is fact-intensive and far too complicated for on line analysis. Your best bet is to consult a good local tenants lawyer to...

The answer here is controlled by the language of the instrument or plat (or court order) that created the easement. There should be a SPECIFIC...

Do you have a written, signed agreement with your uncle providing that he would refinance in 6 months? If not, it could be a tough row to hoe, as...