If you have gone to court already for past due rent owed can your landlord take you back into court to evict for the past due

Short answer - yes he can do that. It sounds like the "second" case is seeking new damages that haven't already been granted to landlord. And...

My mom wants to take me off a joint survivorship deed

If both your names are on the current deed, your mother needs your signature to make a valid conveyance - whether to herself or to a third party in...

In addition to Mr. Jaap's comments, I generally see landlords in this position agreeing to proportionally abate the rent for the time period the...

How do I evict someone from my home when there was never a lease and only a verbal agreement and no rent has been paid?

I agree with the previous response about the 3-day notice and eviction if there has been non-payment of an agreed upon rent. If there was never an...

Can I get out of my lease in Ohio for not feeling safe?

You can approach your landlord about releasing you from the remainder of your lease. Based on the facts you've presented your landlord is not...

I own a lawn care company in ohio, I am moving to tampa need to know how to go about transferring my business.

I am licensed in OH, not FL, but I did research this issue recently for a client. There isn't a true method for "transferring" the business, as I...

Do I have any recourse against a builder that did not disclose the grading of my home would not be "normal"?

Your question and fact scenario is relatively complex, and likely will require a personal consultation with a local real estate/construction law...

Security Deposit return

The security deposit is intended to compensate landlord for damage to the property in excess of ordinary wear and tear, and for unpaid rent. In the...

Can I put my husband's name (with mine) on a deed for a property I own, and still keep control so he can't sell the property?

You really should consult with a local real estate/estate planning attorney about this - changing the way property is titled may have unintended...

Ohio apt, reported to office central air broke 05/29/15, still not fixed. What is considered reasonable time to fix?

Reasonable time period is generally considered to be 30 days depending on the issue and circumstances. With a health condition, I would think a...