Your best bet here here is to persuade him to leave - voluntarily - for HIS sake even more than yours. If you have to file something in court, he...

Your legal rights are set out in your lease, AND if you live is a "community" governed any an association (via a lease, perhaps by the Association...

Your post is a bit confusing; but an appeal is always a possibility, if done timely, properly, and with the appropriate grounds for support. No way...

You can get one whenever you wish; just don't expect the landlord to pay for it (unless he agrees, or it's IN your lease). You might be able to sue...

Your best bet here is to PERSUADE her to leave - voluntarily - and for HER sake even more than yours. Try to make her understand that if you have...

One would have to review the deeds in and title to be certain; but in general, EITHER co-tenant (joint owner) of real property can give permission...

yes you can; but I see NO grounds whatsoever (for a stay) in your post, so it will likely be denied, and you could even be sanctioned if the...

There is no such thing as a "liquidation letter" in residential lease, your landlord is misinformed. Your LEASE controls the dog matter, if it...

Unless you possess an easement for the "view," then you neighbor can do virtually anything they want on their property (that complies with Code)...

It is certainly possible. But there is no law governing late fees in residential leasing; and a lawsuit challenging it could prove much more...