Short answer is probably, but you would best be served hiring an attorney who is knowledgable in this area. Several are listed here on Avvo.

If I give 30 days notice & "Terminate the Lease". The tenants stay pass that date. Do they liable for "Double Rent" by law? Thks

First, did you terminate the lease for a lawful purpose? If someone is still within their lease term, unless they violate the lease sufficiently,...

Damages-Return of Renters Deposit on Short Term Furnished Rental

Send an itemized list of damages within thirty days of move out along with a bill for the overage. Normal wear and tear in three months is...

I had a back ground check done on myself and next to two of the charges is "1.22.93"

Additionally, you may consider that the service which provided the background check may be able to provide more information. You likely don't need...

"In Missouri I had a back ground (arrest record) check done on myself a next to two of the charges is 1.22.93 which I believe re

You need to put in more information, it appears you might've hit "submit" before you finished writing. In general, background checks often bring up...

I agree with Mr. Jett. Hire counsel and get a reduced charge, in all likelihood. Meanwhile, understand that this "following too closely" charge is...

If the states attorney offered me a plea deal specifying that my pre trial house arrest counts as TS would it in prison

You've posted this in St Louis, MO section. If you are asking about Illinois law, please post in that section. In Missouri, if it is part of the...

I would add to Mr. Hardin's answer the following: Speak to your probation officer. The time in house arrest would potentially be helpful when they...

Can My landlord change my locks on my door cause she wants to put me out

Absolutely she may not. To do so would be illegal in the state of Missouri and constitute a "self help eviction". The only time locks can be...

Does Missouri landlord-tenant law apply or does the lease agreement apply when the two conflict?

In a sense you're both right and wrong. The law requires mitigation, but often that doesn't happen. It isn't a hugely liquid housing market, and...