Chicago, IL
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate, Litigation
This is more of an Insurance issue than a Landlord/Tenant issue. If your Landlord has fire insurance then the Landlord should file a claim and let...
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Evictions typically cost between $1,000.00 and $1,500.00--court costs and attorney fees combined. There are many variable that determine the...
She has a claim against you for taking her furniture. You also have defenses that she abandoned the furniture, that it was not worth the amount...
The answer is "a reasonable amount of time". A landlord is entitled to "reasonable" access to the rental property. "Reasonable" is what you and...
If the landlord is suing you under a negligence theory then the statute of limitations is 2 years. If the landlord is suing you for breach of...
Whoever takes the property takes it subject to existing tenancies--which means your lease. You need to follow this to make sure you know when the...
"Who is at fault" is ultimately decided by a judge or jury after trial. I cannot even begin to answer your questions without doing a thorough...
You should have been keeping a ledger or at lease giving receipts. If you have not been keeping accurate records then you should create one for...
The difference in the dates of signatures may have an impact on the lease's validity however, it will not impact an eviction case based on...
The new owner takes the property subject to existing tenancies and that includes your current lease. Your current lease remains in effect until it...
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