Is it possible for me to be able to get out of my lease if I choose not to sign it.
Unlikely, name misspellings are not going to invalidate a lease. I am also suspect that a landlord would want you to re-sign a lease simply to...
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Unlikely, name misspellings are not going to invalidate a lease. I am also suspect that a landlord would want you to re-sign a lease simply to...
Your lease almost certainly says you cannot use your deposit for last month's rent in this fashion. That said, it is unlikely the landlord will sue...
He has the right to be formally evicted (formal court proceeding, not just locked out) after proper notice. This can take several months during...
Hire a Pennsylvania probate attorney to protect your interests (assuming the amount of money in dispute justifies the fees you will have to pay).
It depends on your lease, but probably not. If you are thinking about it, be sure to consult with a lawyer. Also note that evictions are not really...
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This is a good question to ask your lawyer (I assume this has an underlying injury case). Generally, a distribution will require a court order, but...
Yes, but he will have to follow the proper procedures for an eviction. He will also have to wait until all COVID-19 eviction bars expire.
I am not aware of any law in Illinois that allows a tenant to break their lease due to medical conditions. Typically, leases are very difficult to...
Yes, it is illegal to discriminating against a person because of their family status.
Yes, once proper notice is given and once any pandemic-related eviction freezes are over. I strongly suggest you hire an attorney to help you.