San Antonio, TX
General practice Lawyer at San Antonio, TX
Practice Areas: General Practice, Landlord & Tenant ... +4 more
This has been asked more than once. Please see other responses.
No this was not. Likely you would be considered a tenant for legal purposes and would be required to be handled that way. I suggest you...
The court has not set any defined limits to late fees that may be charged. Late fees represent a reasonable estimate of unquantifiable damages...
Be prepared to show all the work and expense you have contributed. Depending on how the work was done/what was agreed the work could substitute for...
The process for removing tenants is diffrent depending on the reason. If you (or anyone) is in material breach of the lease terms (fail to pay...
Although this would be possible I have never seen a LL do that. At best I have seen them evict all and release to one of the prior occupants.
Both could potentially be legal... The verbal 3yrs is still legal, but harder to prove. The writen 2 yrs is legal and easier to show. The...
This is too difficult a question to answer without more detail. I suggest contacting an attny directly to discuss the issues.
You would likely need to evict him same as you would any other tenant. I would recommend an attny, since you have tried and been unsuccessful on...
If you are the homeowner (LL) then you can likely (depending on details) get rid of him same as any other tenant. First notify him in writing that...
Ad
Transform legal challenges into solutions.
Connect now to review your situation.
