Property does not automatically go to the state unless there are no living relatives (including those of very remote degree). Instead, probate...

Report it to the police and/or animal control. They may or may not do anything about it. You could sue in civil court, but it may not be worth your...

This is a bit confusing, mainly because I don't know what sort of case you are talking about and what "settlement won" means. Generally, the...

Yes, this is the type of case in which you should talk to a lawyer ASAP. As Stephen mentioned, we can't solicit here, but talk to someone today if...

You clearly need a lawyer, do not post further information on public forums as it can hurt you.

She probably has the right to have him over, but you would have to review your lease - most allow guests, though some limit overnight guests. If...

No, they would need to provide proper notice and file an in-court eviction just like any landlord. That said, police response to an illegal lockout...

Pretty much, people are allowed to say stuff to other people. The most notable exception is defamation.

Almost certainly not (though I would have to see your lease to determine whether adjustments are allowed). Landlords may not unilaterally change...

Chicago tenants are protected by the Chicago Residential Landlord and Tenant Ordinance, which has particularly strong security deposit protections....