Can my landlord dig through a trash can after I moved out, found cigarette butts and will not return deposit now?
Yes, the landlord can dig through your trash. Once you throw something in the trash, you've abandoned it.
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Yes, the landlord can dig through your trash. Once you throw something in the trash, you've abandoned it.
You could tow it. The co-lessor could tow it right back, or cancel the tow mid hookup. You each have equal access to it, and you have no greater...
That depends. If you were there when he threw your stuff over the gate and you just left it there, probably not. If he threw it into a place...
Well, that depends. If it was a ring given in contemplation of marriage, and the marriage didn't go through, then generally yes.
They can have rules about who they do and do not want on their property.
You could theoretically get one in the mail, but it's not likely.
Yes, that will happen. There may be some argument that you're entitled to more notice, but if you don't have a lease for a term, you've got no...
Yes, this sounds exactly like the kind of elder abuse that would result in an investigation and charges, maybe even criminal ones. Stop posting...
Maybe go to the facility and get your check?
You very well might. It will require some more effort from her beyond the standard Facebook drama you mention above, though.