Yes, that is a lawfully authorized method of service. Hope this helps. gsg

You can try to ask the Landlord to cover the loss, but we can't predict here on line on how that would work out. And withholding rent? That was a...

You should do NOW what you should have done when you purchased your home. retain a good local real estate attorney - only this one will have to...

Take the notice to a good local tenants lawyer for review. One has to review that notice (and your lease) as well as investigate the facts, and...

Perhaps. But essentially, only if you can each establish individual domiciles to live separate permanently. These are fact-intensive determinations...

Yes; but there will likely be legal consequences for doing so. Speak with your landlord; in this market (of ever-increasing rents) you may be able...

Probably, but one would need a LOT more information to answer this question properly (much less unequivocally). And the word "squatter" has...

YES, very possibly. This will require a review of your Lease, which we can't do for you here on line; but my suggestion would be to take the lease...

If he sues, you will have the option of defending the suit - or defaulting. Hope this answers your question. gsg

The "clock" in an adverse possession case typically start to run when the purported adverse possessor (or some previous possessor in continuity)...