Landlord hasn't provided me with a means to enter the building except by use of my cell phone, what should I do?

As a tenant you have a right to possession of the unit. It's a bit unclear what you mean by stating you must "use your cell phone." Do you...

My lease is ending June 30th of this year. My landlord has told me she will only renew my lease if I pay 1 year in advance.

I agree with Mr. Lohse's answer. I'd additionally add that you should read your lease carefully, sometimes they have notice provisions in them....

Can a condo Board of Directors force a unit owner to travel a great distance to a hearing?

The association's by-laws, declaration, and rules and regulations will control. The safest thing to do is find a way to attend the hearing. You...

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Time frame

Are you a renter or condo owner? Renters are protected by the RLTO and the provision would likely be unenforceable. As for the time frame, an...

Even as an ex-felon [no prison] dont i have the god given right to own a gun to protect my home&family?

It is common for states to bar felons from possessing a firearm, Illinois is one such state. There is an appeals process.

Is there anyway, I can get my security deposit returned to me because I fell to read the lease agreement ?

You should have a lawyer review it. It probably constitutes unpaid rent.

I am being sued for an insurance issue in Indiana and I live in Arizona do i have to appear in court or what are my options

You don't give us enough information to determine if Indiana has jurisdiction. You should have an attorney evaluate this.

Do you need to get someone served who has no contract and is on a month to month?

Yes, you must file a formal eviction suit in court. Month-to-month tenants are still protected by the RLTO and other laws.

My landlord does not want to fix anything . What can I do?

Tenants in Chicago have a lot of rights under the Chicago RLTO. The only way to get obstinant landlords to act is to get a lawyer to work on your...

Do I have to record my Powers of Attorney?

No.