The statute of limitations concerns how long someone has to file a lawsuit. If it was for breach of a written contract, that would normally be 4...

As my colleagues noted, this would normally have been disclosed in the purchase agreement. However, even if it was sold "as is," you should still...

It may be possible to get the hearing continued, so long as you are willing to have the TRO remain in place until the new hearing date. If the...

If this was an informal arrangement, as opposed to an actual contract, probably not. Assuming that to the the case, the issue becomes whether...

From your description, the father has no legal standing to complain about the lease cancellation, and no grounds to sue you for anything - he was...

Based on your description, the father was only going to be a guarantor/co-signer, rather than a co-tenant. If so, he has no legal standing to...

You can look for a local landlord-tenant attorney by using the find a lawyer tab on this site, searching on Yelp, using the local bar association's...

The new owner took the property subject to existing tenancies, and must also comply with application rent/eviction control laws, possibly including...

Unless you either signed a new lease/addendum for the higher rent, or the landlord served you a valid notice of change in terms of tenancy under...

A TRO is just that - temporary - and is not a final adjudication of anyone's rights. The (co) tenancy (even if the wife's name is not on the...