If the restraining order is not being sought ex parte, then you will have an opportunity to defend yourself. If the court enters an order against...

Whether or not these charges are lawful will depend entirely upon what is stated in your lease agreement. Some leases provide for a tenant to be...

If your lease prohibits displaying political signs, then they can enforce that section of your lease, whether it's directly in the lease language...

If these damages constitute normal wear and tear, then he cannot deduct them from the security deposit. In addition, when a lease terminates and...

A party to a valid contract can sue a breaching party, yes. Whether the case is viable will depend upon what sorts of defenses to contracting the...

If your co-tenant is actually your sub-lessor and you her sub-lessee, then you may have a claim for unlawful removal or exclusion under 38-12-510.

The lessor/seller will likely claim that the contract is unenforceable under the statute of frauds because the contract is an oral agreement. The...

You cannot force your landlord to evict a neighbor since you are not a party to others' lease agreements; you are only party to your own lease...

A residential premises substantially lacking "reasonable amounts of hot water at all times furnished to appropriate fixtures" constitutes an...

Yes, you can sue your roommate for causing damages to the carpets that resulted in the landlord retaining part/all of your portion of the security...