Do i need to take my landlord to court??

You should absolutely have an attorney review your rent to own lease, and the facts of your situation. Once you have paid a certain amount toward...

Since he became physical you should consider a civil protection order. You cannot evict a roommate if you do not own the place. Only the owner can...

Tenant moves out, 10 months left on lease. Landlord finds a tenant but then they leave 2 months later, who pays landlord rent?

It depends on how documents were drafted. It also is suspect that tenants moved in and out so quick. What's wrong with the place? I'm not sure if...

Am I responsible for all payments when being forced to move to another apartment due to mold?

The answer to your question would require an attorney to do some legal research by reviewing your lease, the city code, and Ohio law. I suggest you...

Our home in Reynoldsburg Ohio was foreclosed on 7/31/2015

If you are still the owner of record with the Franklin county recorders office then yes they are trespassing, and removing your items is theft. I...

Landlord is occupying the house that we still currently lease. Is that legal?

No you cannot charge the landlord rent for his own house. You were the tenant, never the landlord and cannot unilaterally switch those roles. But...

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How does it work if a Condo is listed for sale, but the listing realtor states that the tenant has a lease for 6 more months?

Unless the lease states that it terminates upon the sale of the property, or the tenant's will agree to voluntarily move out, you will have to...

Should I hire a lawyer now?

She cannot evict you without giving you proper notice, be it a 3 day or 30 day notice. If she is not the owner of record, she cannot evict you at...

Is it against the law?

You are certainly permitted to give more than 60 days notice. This is not a document they should refuse to accept. Try a different office...

What can i do?

7 years later, its very likely that there is nothing you can do to recover from the person who injured you. If you filed suit, that case should be...