Looking to get out of my Morton Grove lease

Your landlord failing to give you the radon disclosure alone is not a sufficient reason to back out of the lease, as it is not required for leasing...

In Illinois Federal Court, Is a Plaintiff Entitled To A Copy of Defendant's Insurance Policy?

The Defendants should be entitled to produce the insurance policy, but it is going to depend on a number of other factors. Your attorney should...

I'm renting my house to someone who pays when they want and is very disrespectful I want them out but I can't afford mortgage

If your current tenant refuses to pay and is very disrespectful to you, chances are that they are trying to take advantage of the situation and are...

Harassment from my next door condo neighbor

It does not seem like your neighbors behavior has reached a level to impute criminality. However, it would be wise to contact the police and your...

How to handle a temporary tenant?

The first step you should take is to get this current verbal agreement into writing. If the property you are leasing is located in Chicago,...

Can you be evicted or a judgement against you for not paying attorney fees?

I also agree with my colleagues, it is likely that you will be responsible for attorney's fees if your lease provides that you are responsible for...

Will a previous criminal record for a crime be enough for a liability suit

You need more information to prove your case. If you have substantial evidence to indicate that your neighbor is selling drugs, it might be a good...

A general rule is that any property that is not considered a "fixture" can be removed from the home. I would advise consulting with a real estate...

Do you have to send copy of condo association bylaws to your mortgage company?

Your homeowners association should automatically send your updated condominium bylaws to your mortgage company. I would follow up with the...

If $1000 was paid as earnest money to purchase a house with a contract that was broken, are we able to get our money back?

There a many for facts that must be considered before an attorney can make a valid determination of whether or not you are entitled to your $1,000...