What can I do against my roomate throwing my belongings around the house?
I have switched this over to family law. Sounds like you may need a domestic violence restraining order.
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I have switched this over to family law. Sounds like you may need a domestic violence restraining order.
If she is a co-tenant (including by having her name on the lease), you have no legal right to evict her, lock her out, etc., and can be sued if you...
It should be sufficient to send a refund check, with a cover letter explaining that you are not accepting rent because the tenancy has been...
The fact that the lease was long does not legally excuse a failure to read it before signing. And if it restricted use of your BBQ, you are...
Unless you have a legal agreement providing otherwise, both owners have non-exclusive rights of occupancy. So, neither owner can rent anyone more...
You can try suing for all of it, since there are legal doctrines, such as delayed discovery, and civil conspiracy, which may serve to extend the...
Unless you have been presented evidence (e.g. a deed or court order) proving that the ownership has changed, or that the right to collect rent has...
Although I have not seen the whole lease, it would appear so, subject to the cap in that same provision. If there is a violation, the owner can...
Normally, you would serve a notice to pay or quit, and could move forward with an unlawful detainer if the tenants didn't comply. Similarly, unless...
I am sorry this happened to you, but I am not aware of any law requiring apartment complexes to provide visitor parking. If the apartment...