Hire a probate attorney to investigate and protect your interests immediately. That attorney can tell you what your options are and the chances of...

Your grandmother's will should have been filed with the clerk of court in the county where she resided at the time of death. There might be a...

Co-tenants can't evict each other since neither has a superior interest in the property. The landlord could evict him if the landlord desired....

A person can sue anyone for anything, but if the lawsuit lacks basis it will be quickly dismissed, the plaintiff will be out the filing fee, and...

The landlord could try to sue you for the allegedly unpaid rent, but they probably won't. Suing a person of limited means is usually a bad business...

If the unit is in Chicago, you need to review the recently enacted Fair Notice Ordinance. It can be anywhere from 30 to 120 days.

Can you sue, yes. But it will probably be more expensive than it is worth. The vet may not be willing to testify to the requisite degree of...

Assuming the notice is legally compliant, you can file an in-court eviction and go through the eviction proceeding. It's best to hire a lawyer as a...

Generally, no, a landlord cannot unilaterally insert a new provision into an existing lease. If this is a condo building, there may be condo rules...

This is a little confusing. Why do you think that probate is needed? A will does not negate the need for probate, but a land trust can (assuming...