This sounds like a really difficult situation involving both real estate law and custody (I'm assuming the kids are yours too). You can't just kick...

A lawsuit like this would almost certainly be too difficult and not economical. Litigation is expensive and defective product litigation is...

From a landlord-tenant perspective, the most viable solution is to hire an attorney to terminate your lease and find a new place (I assume you have...

If you and the landlord can't come to an agreement, duct cleaning probably isn't going to happen. DuPage isn't very protective of tenants and I...

If you are month-to-month the landlord needs to give 30 days' notice to raise rent or change the terms of the tenancy. Some municipalities...

It is unlikely the tenants will get the deposit back. In a situation like this the tenants are going to be on the hook for any lost rent plus...

Maybe. It will depend on detailed facts and also the agreement you signed. It's worth talking to an injury lawyer and getting a formal opinion.

The easiest and most cost effective solution is to get a proper mailbox. Did you ask the mailperson if they would put mail in an approved mailbox...

Generally in cases that only involve property damage your own insurer is the only viable recourse. Litigation is too expensive (if you use a...

Get a lawyer to defend the case, it tends to be pretty difficult for landlords to evict for things other than unpaid rent (and they often don't...