When posting the summons on the hiding tenant door will there be a date on it to show the court date?
You should hire a lawyer to guide you, Chicago has very strict tenants' rights laws. Chicago landlords must give 48 hours notice to enter and...
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You should hire a lawyer to guide you, Chicago has very strict tenants' rights laws. Chicago landlords must give 48 hours notice to enter and...
If the lease says you have to provide the landlord a key - then you do. You can always call the police to report theft and/or sue the landlord...
Generally, no. Landlords typically need to give reasonable notice and can only enter for legitimate reasons. Read what your lease says and talk to...
If the apartment is within the city limits of Chicago and subject to the Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance (the biggest class of exclusions...
You have to provide the proper notice and then start the eviction process in court.
No, an offer is just an offer. That said, if you (or a lawyer) can't negotiate an acceptable amount, you'll have to go to court and prove your...
landlords (and tenants) can't just change their mind after a lease is signed. I would certainly ask for more compensation than just my money...
I agree with Mr. Repay: probably not. Annuities and life insurance almost always have named beneficiaries. Bank accounts are a toss up. Joint...
The landlord might sue/evict you and try to enforce the guarantee.
I agree with Mr. Hoffman. Your insurance company will provide a lawyer for any civil claim made by the pedestrian against you. However, you...