Without any signed agreement with landlord, testing was at your own risk. You could tell landlord that you relied on her assurances and could sue...

Yes, the corporation must be in good standing with the state of Ohio to validly authorize the sale and sign the deed and closing documents. So...

The lawsuit is not commenced until the the defendant receives proper delivery of a summons and the lawsuit from the court (called "service"), under...

All you can do is try to work it out with the landlord as best you can. Not all landlords are understanding or sensitive to family situations. ...

It depends on what the lease says and all the circumstances. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a l ocal real estate attorney to review the lease...

The police usually won't do anything to enforce against trespassers and consider it as a civil matter. Use the Find a Lawyer tab to retain a local...

To get him out legally, you would have to go through the eviction process, and that would take several weeks. There is no way to speed up that...

Take the title to the police, and then take them with you to go get it, so she doesn't report it stolen to have you arrested.

Anyone can sue anybody for anything. But first, you might talk to them about correcting the problem. Give them written notice, and if not...

There is no time limit set in Ohio law. The safest method is to file an eviction action, and then dispose of tenant's property after the court...