It depends on what it says in your written lease about payment methods. It might require you to pay any service fees. Talk to the landlord about...

It does not matter whose name is on the deed. The house is marital property. At a minimum, you have a claim to half the increase in value during...

The rent is specified in a written lease signed by both tenant and landlord. It can only be changed as specified in that written lease. A written...

When a will is filed with the probate court to open the estate when someone dies, it becomes a public record that can be accessed by anyone,...

You either negotiate with the neighbors to get them to sign a termination, or you go to court to argue that it was granted out of necessity and is...

Most small businesses form a Limited Liability Company to do just what the name says - limit the liability of their own personal assets from...

Both co-borrowers are fully liable to pay the loan. The lender does not care which of you pays the loan. If the loan is not paid in full on time...

You'll have to sue him in small claims court. If you win judgment, you can record the judgment as a lien against him, and you could also go to...

You have no right to be there without permission. The owner has every right to evict you. The owner could also file a criminal complaint for...

Whoever is named on the deed as the legal owner of your home, and if you and your husband are co-owners, must file an eviction against her in court...