If I give a tenant a 'pay or quit' notice, and they quit, is there any way for me to collect FUTURE rent?

You are on a month-to-month lease. You will only be able to collect rent for the full month after you give notice.

Can my roommate sue me for rent?

Yes, your roommate can sue you. However, depending on what your agreement was, the amount owed, when you will pay, etc., will depend on who wins.

Can a judge do a default judgement if it was the courts fault with mis communication to the clients?

Talk to your attorney about this. He or she didn't show up either, so there must have been a reason.

What is Wisconsin law on signing apartment lease agreement?

Your daughter is responsible for the payments on the lease since she signed a contract. With that being said, the landlord must take all...

Received reaffirmation for my 1st mortgage, signed it and returned it. My second mortgage has not reaffirm or my car

You don't need to file the reaffirmation agreements prior to the 341 meeting. As long as you listed the debts are being reaffirmed, they should...

Where do we go from here? Can we countersuit for their self-help eviction attempt, assault, emotional distress?

Speak with an attorney ASAP. The landlord has constructively evicted you which is illegal.

Can the landlord replace the carpet upstairs of a duplex but not the downstairs

Yes, the landlord can do that. If your duplex contains items that are hazardous to your health, call the landlord and inform them about the...

Do I still have to attend court hearing?

The automatic stay goes into effect immediately upon filing. When you file, you should receive a case number. Call the opposing counsel or party,...

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2 years into Ch 13, and wish to foreclose.

If your financial situation has changed that much, you need to speak with your attorney about not only the feasibility of the Chapter 13 plan (aka...

Can former landlord's POA get damages for wages?

POA cannot be awarded lost wages. A lease is a contract, and if there is a breach, the nonbreaching party can only recover reasonably foreseeable...