Can I consider my rental lease void for living in an (possibly) illegal mother in law unit? Can I sue?

A "mother-in-law suite" normally suggests it is part of the dwelling but provides some level of privacy like a separate entry, or some kind of...

Is there a such thing as house abandonment ?

To supplement Mr. Gross's answer, abandonment of real estate normally means moving out of some place and not paying for things like the mortgage,...

Does my landlord have to pay to help me cover the cost of moving into a new apartment?

This is really a landlord/tenant question. Leases are contracts. Generally they will limit liability to certain things. For example, even if you...

Will we be forced to move?

A lot will depend on whatever the court order is. If it is possible to get permits for the unit, you may still not be entitled to live there if it...

Can I sue my mother if she sells a car that I was paying for? I want to know if I can get the money back that I worked hard for.

Can't say because an attorney would have to review the paperwork related to your buying the car. If you were paying for it, the proper way would be...

Can a landlord renting privately discus your rent or anything pertaining to your lease with a family member that doesn't live th

While it's a lease, this relates to privacy and contractual privacy. Some leases make their contents confidential. Many forms do not. In either...

How do i remove a house guest who will not leave and borrows my car for day’s at a time?

1. Evict: Courts consider house guests who won't leave to be month-to-month tenants for purposes of evictions. So you'll have to start the process....

This isn't really a landlord-tenant question, but a matter of general litigation. When a sheriff has to serve papers, they also have to make a...

It may also depend on whether it is an obvious omission or not. As you say, the last provision is 23 and it is not complete. If it ends at the end...

What can I do about myneighbors driveway?

You better pull out your survey and take it to an attorney. If you don't have one, you may need to get one. First thing is to establish your...