You evict them the same way you would evict anyone else. If you are worried for your safety (with reason) you may consider getting a protective order.

This depends on exactly how everything was worded and done, but is probably not worth pursuing or upsetting to landlord over fighting about it.

Mr. Kingcade offers a really great analysis of the situation and the true questions you should be asking in this case.

The landlord is bound by the terms of the lease and must accept payment in the ways it indicates, but Mr. Jaap raises some good considerations.

Explain the situation to the HOA board, they will likely waive it rather than fight a difficult situation.

As long as the last day is not longer than 60 days from 8 july they seem to have satisfied the requirement. You would likely be within your right...

A foster child is not ypur legal child or child by birth...a landlord would likely be within their rights to exepct you to discuss the mater and...

Talk to your roomate or talk to the landlord...

What papers are you trying to get and from who?

Once you have perfected your appeal the case it passed to county court at law and notice is provided to all parties. You should then request a...