Portland, OR
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Portland, OR
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant
No, unless your lease specifically allows it (and I have never seen one that did - why would the landlord allow that?), you cannot use your...
You did not get to finish your litany of problems and don't seem to ask any specific question but it is clear from what you have posted that you...
IF the lease is in his name alone, yes, you will either have to go or make arrangements directly with the landlord yourself to have a lease issued...
Absolutely not. It is your domain to enjoy any way you reasonably wish; not his; and you pay good money to have your own peace and quiet. A...
IF they were required to refund money to you and refused, your remedy was to sue them. If you agreed to settle by signing a release in exchange...
Unless you are in a rent-controlled jurisdiction, a landlord can always raise the rent and does not have to explain or justify it. If you are on a...
Nothing you have posted would appear to get you out of a lease break fee. If the unit you actually moved into was not what you agreed t and was...
It should be rather cut and dried, legally speaking. It does, however, depend on some other details. Most important is how the house is already...
So much depends upon the exact details of your case and on the terms of the existing contract with your attorney. Does the existing contract...
When you say the home is willed to the 3 of you, I am not clear. Is this a provision in an existing Will of a person still alive? Or has the...
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