Can a landlord just walk in to my yard and take things that aren't his
Unless you are sharing the space with the landlord, the landlord should not be entering at all unless he gives proper notice, and is entering for...
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Unless you are sharing the space with the landlord, the landlord should not be entering at all unless he gives proper notice, and is entering for...
Have you reported this to the police? They sometimes will intervene in a case of illegal lockout and/or theft, although often tell people to pursue...
Local social service agencies - and sometimes local government - have programs to provide emergency loans or grants to avoid homelessness. You need...
I agree with Mr. Moss' advice, but would also suggest you call the local code enforcement agency about the heating issue (he is required to provide...
The first thing I would do is to check in with the City, tell them that you are following up on this, and give the City regular updates. Code...
It is a bit unclear. The seller and the agent had disclosure requirements as to what they knew or (at least arguably) should have known, so...
If you were never properly served with the unlawful detainer, and/or were told by the landlord not to worry about the lawsuit, you can file a...
I will re-post this under family law.
I will re-post this under family law.
This sounds more like a probate issue-I will re-post under that category.