Hotels are specifically exempted from Ohio's Landlord-Tenant Act, so you can be required to leave at any time.

Drafts are not submitted to court, and the only document you have isn't signed by both of you so it's of no legal consequence. No harm, no foul.

Yes, you would need an eviction before you could dispose of the property without any liability. Many Protection Orders contain terms regarding the...

Ohio's Landlord-Tenant Act requires that you permit "reasonable" inspection, but this isn't defined anywhere. What is the landlord inspecting? If...

Domestic Violence is a very serious matter because it has an extremely high repeat rate and causes danger to the parties as well as friends,...

If there were no other assets, then there would be a Release of Administration. Whoever paid the funeral bill would have priority to receive the...

I would expect that the court filing fee would be more than the sunglasses are worth.

Since you are not an owner, you are a tenant and without a written lease you can be told to vacate at any time. Because of the choking, you could...

In addition to the excellent answer already provided, I would add that it's frequently worse if they don't extradite him. He will be held by the...

If the tenant has moved out then you don't need an eviction--you are seeking money damages only. Effective June 14, 2021, Ohio Revised Code...