Each tenant is joint and severably liable for the lease and its responsibilities. The landlord has the right to come after and or all when seeking...

That is entirely up to you. There is no legal principle that would force you.

The landlord likely cant make you leave without cause, but they can choose to stop renting to you at the next lease end.

If you were able to win at the initial hearing you should be able to win the appeal too. Review your case and prepare to answer any question that...

Dispute the charges and likely take them to court.

If someone doesnt want to reach an agreement the courts are only legal way to get another decison made.

Like everything... people get to make the decisions... they either agree on something, or say no, leaving you to either accept that or sue. As a...

You can reach some agreement or sue... there are no other ways to "force" an outcome. You may have a cause of action to sue, but it would be very...

Thats not how it works. It works on the assumption that the tenant will likely not pay the rent leading up to the appeal and wants the LL to be...

I would ensure that I had documented all my attempts to get complete accounting of the deposit as required by law. If in the end they fail to...