The short answer is yes, either of you would be named in an action against your spouse. At a minimum you would be named as a party to assert your...

No, there is no limit on how much a landlord can raise rent. None of the terms of the lease can be changed while it's in effect, but they can add...

You can do whatever you want on your property. You can't do anything at all on his property without his permission. As the prior answers mention,...

Most utilities have "owner backup" so that heat and electricity stay on after a tenant leaves. As part of that, the owner is notified when there's...

Consult with an experienced Adoption attorney who regularly practices in the county where you live, and knows about other counties as well. ...

You would have to hire a surveyor to determine the property line and you would need a lawyer to review the recorded documents to check for...

Because of the extremely high rate of repeating this type of thing, and the danger to friends/family/neighbors/police when it happens, prosecutors...

The landlord can't raise the rent during the lease term, but there are no other restrictions on raising rent. They can raise it as much and as...

Your best bet would be to file a Small Claims case, but the filing fee is probably about $75 and there's no guarantee that you would ever collect...

There is nothing wrong with publishing lists of unpaid dues, and this is somewhat common. I know of no reason that your access to your property...