What do i do if I own a house I don’t want to own ?

Your question is confusing because you talk about a lease and also ownership. People are not able to bind others simply by using their name or...

What happens if my mother is deceased and my name is not on the deed?

The property will probably have to go through probate. There are some possible alternatives, but you will need the help of a probate lawyer...

Can the landlord make you move so he can remodel?

It depends on whether you are still on a lease. Generally, landlords cannot unilaterally terminate a lease during its term (but read your lease)....

In addition to what Mr. Hoffman said: 1. Slander and defamation is only available for false statements (not true ones); 2. This is probably...

What is the meaning of the Illinois compiled statue: PROPERTY (765 ILCS 1005/) JOINT TENANCY ACT?

Property that is deeded to several people as joint tenants means that when one tenant (owner) dies the surviving owners automatically become owners...

Can I get a eviction out of my name I was 18 at the time living wit my parent n she pass away n land lord put it in my name ?

It's hard to say. It appears that you are asking if the past case can be sealed. Judges are usually pretty reluctant to seal a case and it is...

Can I sue my landlord for renting out a 3bdrm apt. That's actually a 2bdrm. in code/permit violation?

Yes, though it may or may not be worth it financially. If you are located in Chicago proper and the unit falls under the Chicago Residential...

Do I have to move out if our "landlord" is forcing us to, but we don't have any lease contract?

I'm not knowledgeable on tax liens, so I can't say at what point the buyer becomes the owner of the house. That said, if the family member does not...

What happens to personal property after death?

Unless there was a will or trust the personal belongings would be inherited by the son. Girlfriends and boyfriends are not heirs under Illinois law.

Condo maintenance team damaged furniture in apartment

It's hard to say. The easiest recourse is probably your own renters' insurance (if you have it). The condo association usually gives notice to...