Can someone that is not the owner or the leasee evict me from property
Only someone with a legitimate possessory interest in property can evict someone from that property. Tell your "friend" to pound sand and the drop...
Indianapolis, IN
Employment and labor Lawyer at Indianapolis, IN
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Only someone with a legitimate possessory interest in property can evict someone from that property. Tell your "friend" to pound sand and the drop...
IF your porch is actually compliant with your properties code and zoning regulations, and there are other, identical porches that are not being...
What do you want to do? There's no law forcing your landlord to deposit your rent check within a certain time. Assuming you have actually...
False positives do occur in urine screenings. When they occur, the test is rerun using the same sample to determine if the test is actually...
Schools act "in loco parentis" to your child at school. That means the school can pretty much do whatever the parents could -- including asking a...
Before you decide that he should come home, you should consider that domestic violence is very seldom a one time crime. Statistically, a DV...
Let me second Mr. Rafter on congratulating you on the birth of your daughter. I am assuming, based on the last partial sentence in your post, that...
The short answer to your question is "no." "Entrapment" is always illegal. HOWEVER, Not every type of subterfuge, deception, or trickery...
Assuming you have a lease, the language in that lease would determine whether you could be evicted. In order to evict you, the landlord would have...
Unless this gets to the point at which it constitutes criminal stalking or harassment (which it doesn't seem has happened yet), there's nothing the...