This is more a "probate" question than "landlord tenant" (where it's posted). You may want to repost in the probate forum to get better answers....

Sorry, but there is just no way to answer a question like this here on line. Generally, a joint tenant can ONLY convey his or her interest; if you...

One would need to review your Lease to be certain, but generally, your LEASE controls EVERYTHING. The "Building Management" are essentially...

You can possibly terminate your lease (after serving the landlord a "7 day written notice" threatening to terminate your tenancy if the problem...

This depends on 1) if you had any sort of "agreement" with them that they would pay you rent or other consideration in exchange for being able to...

Sorry, but there's just no way to tell without reviewing the deed; and if you have been paying for the land pursuant to a written instrument, you...

I agree; your best bet under these facts would be to move out (if your Fiancé's health and that of her/your unborn child) are important to you. end...

I agree with my colleague; a signed, written, recorded agreement between you and your brother would be the best solution. You could also sue for...

Consult with a good local real estate litigator IMMEDIATELY. The very last person you should listen to is "the agent." This is because 1) she...

I agree with my colleague. Any "legal" solution here would likely be costly, and may not solve the problem the way you would like. Of course, if...