It depends on what your lease says and also local ordinances (some don't allow people to keep broken down vehicles on their property). I would not...

You didn't ask a question. Can your landlord ask? Yes. Do you have to give him the statements? Only if your lease says you have to. That said, the...

Ownership of pets can be difficult to establish in some situations. Who paid for the pet, do they have a receipt, who took the pet to the vet, is...

First, figure out what the deed says. If your mom was the sole owner (as opposed to being a joint owner), then the property will be subject to the...

Talk to a probate lawyer, formal probate of your grandma's estate is probably needed.

Talk to a tenants' rights lawyer about terminating your lease. Whether it is possible (and how easy it will be) will likely depend on the interplay...

It will be difficult. You will need to find a legal malpractice lawyer (they are rare, but exist) that is also comfortable with estate litigation....

Under the Chicago Fair Notice Ordinance a landlord has to give 60 days' notice of non-renewal to tenants that have been in a unit from 6 months to...

Whether you need to pay a security deposit is governed by your written lease. If you do not have a written lease, you might be in a difficult...

You will likely have proof problems and maybe timing issues as well. Any sort of probate litigation is very expensive, so you will have to weigh...