Tenants didn't pay rent before i bought a building. can i evict?
An unlawful detainer action, which you are referring to is based on possession. You can start an action against them for that. Since you bought the...
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An unlawful detainer action, which you are referring to is based on possession. You can start an action against them for that. Since you bought the...
The landlord has a legal obligation to provide habitable premises, which basically means basic living essentials. It's important that your son read...
It depends. Consider this as a lesson learned when your renting. You should always make an itemized list of issues with the apartment prior to...
You can always be sued. The proper question was whether or not service of the summons and complaint was proper. If it was not proper, you can file...
The landlord has to provide a habitable living situation for you. You should consult with an attorney to explore whether or not the landlord has...
Surely you can. You can decide to terminate the attorney/client relationship at any time. Good luck!
It surely sounds like you have a strong case. You should consult with an attorney to determine the best path to attack these legal issues. Good luck!
From the facts you stated, negligence probably would not be the best legal cause of action. Rather, premises liability. Regardless, you need to...
She definitely can not change the locks on you because that is not within her rights to do even as a homeowner/landlord. If she wanted to evict...
I'm sorry for your situation. Fortunately, you have a strong cause of action against the landlord since according to you he had "notice" of the...