The answer to your question depends upon what rights, if any, you actually have. If you have a written lease, then your rights are defined by the...

Unless you have a written lease signed by the owner, either the owner or his designee (which in this case would be his son) can evict you without...

You need to contact a local landlord-tenant attorney to advise you on this. The lack of water to an apartment is a breach of the covenant of...

What you are describing appears to be a breach of what Indiana courts call the implied covenant of habitability. When, after reasonable notice and...

The statute of limitations may have run out as to any claims against you. However, there are several ways to "toll" or extend to the 2-year...

This sounds more like a criminal matter for assault and stalking. Contact the local police, tell them what happened and show them the texts.

From a property law standpoint, if both of your names are on the lease, then both of you have an equal right to be at the property -- neither can...

Much of the answer to your question would depend upon the exact wording of your original contract with the fence installer. Often, they are...

Unless you were the tenant at the time this event occurred, you have no basis for any such lawsuit. Indiana law specifically does not require...

Contract sellers often hold debt on the property being sold. The mere fact that the seller still owed money on the vehicle is no problem. Both...