Does deceased tenants family have a right to sleep at property and can i keep all of s deposit?

If the rent is only paid through December, and they are looking to use the property through or for a few days in January, the estate should...

What can I do to protect myself?

If you were paying monthly rent for the dwelling, you were a month to month tenant. You should have given 30 days notice to vacate. Did you take...

What can I do in a situation where my landlord increased the rent by 10%?

If you are a month to month tenant, your rent can be increased with notice by the landlord...you should have received a 30 day notice to do this...

I would like to break my lease due to pest problems. What are my options around breaking the lease? *Can't sublease.

Put your requests in writing to the landlord and send your letter by both regular and certified mail. Once the landlord receives your letter,...

Apartments are charging for utilities after saying utilities included

If you executed a new lease each year and you are not a month to month tenant, they cannot change the game on you. If utilities are included in...

Will my eviction be on the record if I appealed it?

Evictions do show up on your Credit Bureau Reports and in court records.

I was contacted by an attorney who says they are going to sue & garnish my wages for an emergency room debt from Feb 23 2008.

The 4 year statute of limitations should apply. If you are served with a lawsuit, you can raise the statute of limitations defense as more than 4...

How is my spouse going to be notified that I have filed for divorce in Texas? via mail or in person? Do I notify my spouse?

The law states that your spouse be served with the divorce petition you file. There are numerous ways to have her served which your lawyer can...

Check the language in your lease agreement. If you so agreed to pay these amounts upon move-in, you are committed to doing so.

Currently married, but am having to provide a divorce decree from a past relationship when we were never married!?

Ms. Laster is correct. You can change a beneficiary anytime you want even if the beneficiary is your wife...it does not have to be your wife. ...

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