How do U evict an heir of an inherited property owned by many in the state of La.?
Since she is a co-owner, it would be difficult to evict her. Your best bet is to partition the property so that the heirs receive their portion of...
Frisco, TX
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Since she is a co-owner, it would be difficult to evict her. Your best bet is to partition the property so that the heirs receive their portion of...
It depends on the landlord's damages as a result of your breach. They are obligated to provide an accounting if the security deposit is kept.
This isn't a real estate question. You need a family law attorney to answer this one and I have re-classified it for you.
Probably not. If you tried, it wouldn't be worth your time & effort. I think he might have an argument that you should have checked out the leak...
Your last choice should be letting the house go into foreclosure. Renting, short sale, sale subject, outright sale, are all better choices. If...
Yes they can. Whether they win is another question. You shuld contact a local attorney to outline the risks and rewards of your action or inaction.
You need a local lawyer. If what you say is correct, you are a co-owner no matter what order you are on the deed. Best of luck.
I think you have an argument for insufficient notice. She would need to give you a 3-day notice.
I don't think it is illegal, but it is open to negotiation if not covered in an agreement to the contrary. I think the sublet angle might be up...
You didn't say if you are owner or tenant. As an owner, the new owner after the auction must go through the eviction process starting with the...