What can I do to prove my situation changed?
Maybe you need to not use your former landlord as a reference.
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Maybe you need to not use your former landlord as a reference.
You have a month-to-month tenancy. You can terminate this by a thirty day notice. As it is now February you can send the landlord the notice that...
Your lease may limit occupancy to specified people. Considering you are in a two bedroom apartment it is unlikely that the lease limits occupancy...
It is hard to say without looking at it directly. However, it looks like the Court entered an Order for Possession on January 5, 2016, with...
Your question is confusing. A motion would be in the original eviction case; a summon would be a brand new case. Since you say your court is at...
There is no law that allows a tenant to simply terminate a written lease on 60 days' notice. If you need to move during your lease term you can...
If the new owner wants you to move then the Owner will have you move. However, the Owner cannot simply put you out after one week's notice. If...
A 30 Day notice may not be the proper notice. The proper notice is based on the occupant's relationship with the former owner, how you took title,...
When a property goes through foreclosure there is first a judgment for foreclosure, then a Sheriff's sale, and then the Court enters an "Order...
My advice to landlords is to NOT take a security deposit. While you are reading the RLTO you may want to Google the issue and see what kinds of...