There is no such thing as "taking back" a settlement. Contrary to some people's expectations, the world is NOT Amazon with satisfaction and money...

Yes. There is nothing improper about your circumstances. I disagree with Ms. Starke. This is NOT a false imprisonment case as they let you out on...

Ms. Holcombe beat me to the punch on this. This is not an issue about "your rights" because YOU obviously did not purchase a car a few months ago....

This is not an issue that random lawyers can address in an internet blurb. Especially having only one side of the story. That stated, you need to...

You lost no rights nor "protections" because they did not exist and only would have applied to the extent of the security deposit. Landlords have...

Unfortunately, such cases rarely have "legs" absent some catastrophic result which I am glad to hear did not occur. The expectation that public...

There is no efficient means to do so, especially if you don't have the financial resources to support a lawsuit. You might try filing a complaint...

You simply don't. You need to sue and get a judgment first. Candidly if you know that little about land lording you need to rethink being a...

They can if they get a judgment against for nonpayment. Whether they can foreclose on a judgment lien depends on the nature of the property and...

The solution here is simple. Its called communication. You simply ask the property manager 60-90 days in advance of signing a new lease what the...