A LL can not have you evicted without cause. It is unclear if he LL has cause, but if they do there is still a process to follow that they do not...

Without more it is impossible to say whether the LL has cause sufficient to "override" your right to use as an owner would and to have guests as...

While I agree with Mr. Brown, I will highlight more fully (he does to some extent) the difficulty in pursuing a case like this... First, almos any...

I agree with Mr.Love, but it is unclear when this happened (everything has a SOL) or what you may have done at the time to address it and how that...

I do not think they had/have any obligation to "follow up" with you, especially when the issue was resolved and you very likely suffered no legal...

I suggest that you speak with and provide way more detail to an employment law attny so that they can provide an opinion.

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Potentially, but after four years I cant imagine it will be easy to tie it back to them sufficiently, especially since the way you describe it you...

Without a review of the agreements it is impossible to say. No one is going to agree to let you out of you liability as a cosigner unless the debt...

Without addressing the sex offender issue (unclear if they have complied). As a tenant it sounds lime you have failedto fully and timely pay rent...

It is unclear how you were forced to marry, why given these allegations he would get custody of the children, or what actions could have them end...