Can a landlord change my move out day ahead a month than when I actually moved out
if your lease states you must give 60 days notice, then notice on May 3rd was not adequate notice for moving out on May 31...you would have had to...
Katy, TX
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Katy, TX
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Probate, Wills & Living Wills
if your lease states you must give 60 days notice, then notice on May 3rd was not adequate notice for moving out on May 31...you would have had to...
Often times, the lease requires return of the keys as part of the move-out process.
You will have to go through the formal eviction process. Best to consult with a landlord/tenant attorney for advice on how to proceed.
you can call the Clerk of the Court where your case will be heard today.
Best to look at the terms of the lease. A lease is a contract. The language in the lease should address an early termination. It might be better...
It can depending on what the notice is....some notices are required to be put on the door.
yes, the landlord may charge for whatever they choose to and if you sign the lease and agree, it is legal.
not sure what you are trying to accomplish in Court?
this is not the appropriate forum to receive the type of attorney assistance you need. I recommend scheduling a consultation with a real property...
You can be sued no matter your financial situation. As mentioned, they may get a judgment against you, but will have a difficult time getting...