Chicago, IL
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Personal Injury ... +2 more
You could sue the landlord and try to collect monetary damages, but you will have to determine whether it is worth the effort and money it would...
Illinois requires in-court evictions. Oral leases default to month-to-month - but they are still a lease. Keep proof that you are a tenant with...
Sounds risky from a housing discrimination perspective. Not worth the risk over $1,000.00 or so (defending such a case would cost many thousands,...
Though there are many reasons an attorney might not meet expectations, some sort of corrupt relationship with the opposing party is extremely rare....
If you were harmed, possibly. Consult with an attorney to see if you have a claim and whether it is worth a lawsuit. The type of lawyer you...
Hopefully, you have proof that you paid the deposit. If the apartment is in Chicago proper, there are a number of attorneys that take these...
A girlfriend is not a next of kin so the only way you would inherit anything is if your boyfriend had a will or trust (or other estate planning...
I think these issues are addressed in divorce court.
The landlord would have to give you 30 days' notice, but they can raise the rent as high as they want. There is no rent control in Illinois.
You probably can't sue for stress (emotional damages are seldom available absent physical injury) but could probably sue for breach of contract or...
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