As a landlord, do I have to comply with a court order issued against my tenant by her ex to enter my rental property?

This issue is between your tenant and her ex-husband. You are not a party to their dispute and that's why you were not given a copy of the court...

A tenant at sufferance is basically a holdover tenant; someone who was paying rent on a lease agreement and has refused to move out at the end of...

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What is the procedure when getting evicted

You have three days to pay the rent or move out. If you don't do either, on the fourth day the landlord can proceed with an unlawful detainer...

Our lease says if we break our one year lease we have to pay $4000 fee. Our rent is only $1715.00. Can they charge this?

That seems more like a "penalty" than a "fee", which would not be proper. It is true that you would be responsible for paying the rent until the...

An interspousal transfer deed is used to transfer ownership of property between spouses. I don't think that is what you are doing here. If your...

What are my HOA dues for?

HOA dues would also be applied to other maintenance items that are common to the building. This would include the roof, exterior walls, stairs,...

Can I be forced out without an eviction?

If you stay beyond the terms of your lease, you'd be considered a holdover. The landlord would need to evict you through the proper legal process....

My neighbor parks his nice cars in front of his house but his junker outside my house. Is this a private nuisance?

No nuisance claim here. However, many cities have a parking ordinance where a vehicle cannot be left on the street for more than 72 hours at a...

If a quitclaim deed has a signature of a non party in addition to the grantor's signature is the quitclaim still valid?

To be valid, the quit claim deed needs to be signed only by the grantor(s) in the presence of a notary public. I'm not sure why others have signed...

Mr. Mchugh points out the many details that should be considered in an estate plan. There are too many ways where a simple mistake could invalidate...