What is a landlord in violation of if he cuts off your electricity killing the lights and rotting your only food

you need to talk to a tenant's attorney. the most popular are "eviction defense network" (EDN) and Basta, but they do poor work and are not too...

My mom has died and my sister has taken all. How do I get a copy of the trust agreement my mom had? Will I need probate?

My colleagues keep asking if you are a trustee or beneficiary which it is clear you're not since your sister has "taken all."

I rent an apartment and I have a roommate. She is on the lease as well but I want to evict her.

If your roommate is on the lease, your roommate has a right to possession as long as your roommate is paying rent. To explore ways to evict your...

Do I have to pay eviction fees, even though attorney said it's been dropped & I moved day after they were served?

One thing to add to Mr. Chen's response: make sure that the eviction action was actually dropped.

If you sideswiped two cars within minutes--something must have been wrong with you. Your insurance company is going to find out. You need to see a...

My SSN goes against my religious beliefs. Can I hire an attorney to get me a less religiously offensive number?

Without any reflection on your religion and problem, your question and problem are absolutely ridiculous. I really hope you are kidding.

After filing an answer to my Unlawful Retainer and having a Court date, do I have to deal with it again?

it's unclear if there were two cases or this is the same one. You should definitely consult with a real estate/landlord-tenant attorney.

If I file for a Ex Parte to have a Default Judgment set aside would that cancel out the court ordered MSC?

I agree. You can't appear at anything if you are in default. Therefore, it would be prudent to go in ex parte and point that out so go ahead with...

What happens if tenant moves out before UD trial date?. what happens to money owed? More below.

Not many lawyers seem to know this, but if the tenant moves out before the UD trial date--the matter becomes a normal case. Said differently: if...

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I'm not comfortable knowing anyone is able to retrieve my mail from the post office with no proper ID. How can I sue them?

That's not true. You need to verify your identification by paying $1.00 on your debit or credit card. You also can't sue someone just because you...