Can I still be evicted?
It depends on the reason for the eviction. If it is solely non-payment of rent, and your lease is still valid and not expired, then likely no, they...
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It depends on the reason for the eviction. If it is solely non-payment of rent, and your lease is still valid and not expired, then likely no, they...
If you weren't on the lease and the person isn't agreeing to return the items, you will likely have to sue for their return.
The best thing to do is to call the health department.
You may attempt to claim constructive eviction, but it would be important to call the health department out to have the check the unit. If you...
You would need to provide them 30 days written notice to leave and then after that you may file for eviction.
Yes, if your landlord is willing to do that you may, but then they may still sue you for anything unpaid and any damages. Either way, it would be...
There is no right to withhold rent. If you withhold rent, the landlord may evict you and sue for the unpaid rent and any fees.
There is no right to withhold rent. If you do, the landlord may evict you and sue for the rent.
For criminal defense cases, the public defenders are the assigned pro bono attorneys.
You can file for adoption or guardianship assuming the child is currently in the the state.