If you are doing so and that is the name of your daughter, you run the risk of being accused of ID theft, which is what she is describing, as that...

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Why would you have any expectations otherwise? Generally, if you don't pay the rent, you don't get to stay. Unless the disabled child is the...

I agree with all of my collegues. I will simply add that unless you expect your sister to survive the coma, and return to her home, your best bet...

Generally the new owner takes the property subject to the terms and conditions of the lease. The hard part is getting people to buy a residence...

This all depends on the terms of the lease. Generally there is no requirement that you occupy the unit for X number of days or make it a primary...

If thats what you contracted for,then generally YES. It all starts with your lease agreement terms.

This sounds like it may be some form of "equity skimming" or possibly a "reverse mortgage" issue. You will need to retain a lawyer to review what...

You will need to retain a landlord attorney to do so properly. Especially if, as it seems, you are renting a room in your own residence. These...

I agree with my colleagues, though I have concerns that Mr. Hasting comment appears to be written by an AI bot and may not reflect an actual legal...

Possibly. THis depends on the legitimacy of the doctor's note. Many doctors will say just about anything to help a patient, but when the...