Yes, but as your lease is over, and likely have no damages from that statutory violation, it will not get you very far. Just retain a lawyer and...

I agree with my colleague. A Month-to-Month tenancy requires a FIFTEEN DAY notice (prior to the end of the current month's term) to terminate. If...

This depends, in critical part, on whether - if you had a written lease, you moved on the final date of the lease or earlier - OR if you were a...

Does she "have" to? No, of course not. But if a bank is going to lend you money, they can require to do almost anything that doesn't violate...

None, unless your Lease requires it. Technically, there is nothing to "close" (it is more of a "termination," and happens automatically, on the...

Sounds as if you make have your facts wrong. Landlords cannot "put" writs of eviction on anyone. They ask a JUDGE to order the CLERK to issue the...

Sorry, but one can't determine the validity and/or terms of an easement without reviewing the instrument and/or plat that created it - and in some...

YES, of course - at least unless the rental agreement (what you are calling a "contract") itself provides otherwise. The general rule is that the...

Absolutely not. That "someone" was obviously NOT a lawyer - and giving legal advice like that could constitute the unauthorized practice of law,...

No way to be certain here on line. This depends on your status and whether the person you rent from had the right to rent to you in the first...