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No. Month to month tenants are entitled to one full rental period's notice. This means that if you were given notice today and you pay rent on the...
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No. Month to month tenants are entitled to one full rental period's notice. This means that if you were given notice today and you pay rent on the...
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This is actually more of a family law question as divorce law may impact the rights of the parties once it is filed. Get a family law attorney...
Bona Fide tenants in Illinois are protected by 735 ILCS 5/9-207.5, which provides for 90 days notice in case of a month-to-month tenancy. Realtors...
I agree that sealing is generally not granted, especially after you lost. Sometimes it is possible if you win and convince the judge that the case...
Almost all leases ban running a business out of an apartment - read your lease first. Second, Cook County is highly regulated, almost everything...
The statute of limitations for statutory penalties (RLTO and Security Deposit Return Act) is two years. Breach of a written contract is 10 years....
If the RLTO applies, yes, this would be a violation of 5-12-080(a)(1) leading to a penalty of two times the deposit plus attorney fees and case...
Under the RLTO the landlord must maintain appliances provided by the landlord.
To have a claim a person must have an injury (damages). Being grossed out is generally not going to be enough for anything other than a nominal...
Yes, but he must give you one full month's written notice (commonly called a 30 day notice).