Portland, OR
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant
Why wouldn't you do both? Generally, contempt of court can be very effective and persuasive. The Judge may give him one or two more chances to...
Having a permanent restraining order against you can adversely harm you for decades to come. If you think you have grounds to contest it, you...
There is a one year statute of limitation on any claim arising out of residential rentals in Oregon. So as long as you have not paid them a penny...
Not legally you can't and if you do anyway, you will be potentially liable to the tenants for damages. If they refuse to pay rent, you are free to...
If you are the one they pay their rent to, you are most likely their landlord. If you want to terminate their tenancy, you must follow a very...
A landlord can always file at any time - the question is whether he can win. If he files, his having accepted rent through the end of May may...
It depends. Are you going to be on the Title? Is it being financed? It conceivably could affect financing approval. More likely is, assuming you...
You are likely correct but a careful reading of your lease is necessary before anyone can tell you with any reliability. The most important thing...
You would appear to have a variety of potential defenses, including possibly a statute of limitations for the debt being so old. You need to simply...
Yes, IF the lease provides for the tenant paying those utilities, and they fail to do so, they can have their tenancy terminated after the issuance...
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