It begins to run just when it says it does - from when it is posted by the sheriff. If you know the posting is coming soon, best bet int stop...

Generally speaking (sight unseen), no he cannot. Ask him (nicely) to redirect the flow onto his own property (a good relationship with your...

I agree; this depends on a review of your new Lease (which we can't do here on line). If you can't figure it out, bring your Lease to a good local...

I agree; the only way you can help (if your are not an attorney), is to help him retain a good local real estate litigator. Hope this helps. gsg

This depends on who the"grantor" is on the deed in; Moree specifically, if the "grantor" was your father (who is ALSO, and more importantly HERE,...

This is fact-based query that can't be answered by here on line. It might be a Code violation, but one would have to check the local Code, and your...

Your facts are a bit confusing; first you say the Lease ends in April; then you say, "The lease says the notice needs to be in writing and mailed...

With all due respect, you have almost everything wrong here. First off, they are NOT "trespassers" (ever). They are potentially "holdover" tenants...

Not at all likely that you can break your Lease on those grounds (IMHO); but you might be able to secure a restraining order depending on the facts...

This could be turned into a poster board for "Why one should ALWAYS retain counsel when buying or selling real estate." You should each get one...