You will need to hire a new lawyer if your current lawyer is allowed to withdraw.

It's a tricky question that should probably be discussed with an attorney (assuming the current or new roommate just doesn't want to buy you out)....

Probate will probably be necessary, but there is an alternative through title insurance that might work (sometimes it is possible and economically...

In a non-injury accident you are probably going to be out of luck. Lawyers are not usually interested in taking non-injury cases on contingency and...

Yes, if you are behind on rent the landlord can issue a 5-day notice and if you don't pay what is due they can file an eviction.

Commercial leases are subject to very few regulations, this means that the terms of your lease probably dictate the result. As you can imagine,...

You originally posted your question as a personal injury question, so you did not attract answers from lawyers that practice landlord-tenant...

From a legal perspective bruising isn't bad enough to justify a lawsuit. You usually need a pretty significant harm to interest a lawyer (unless...

Yes it is legal and also not surprising. If something goes wrong (such as non-payment of rent) the landlord would prefer to have two people to sue...

In situations like this it is usually best to hire a lawyer to review and negotiate a lease termination. Finding a better place is often more...