MY SIGNIFICANT OTHER WANTS TO EVICT ME...WHAT ARE MY RIGHTS????

There are far too many unanswered questions and/or possible issues here to be answered on line - you need to consult in private with a local...

Unless your lease specifies no guests, your landlord is unlikely to be able to legally ban you from having guests now. Further, if they want to...

If you have been terminated not evicted and given 60 days to relocate do you have to pay rent for those 60 days

Assuming you are on a month to month rental, and have been there for more than a year, your landlord can legally terminate your lease with 60 days...

Contracting with a really shady client - what are my rights as an independent contractor?

The contract between you is what will likely determine your rights and what disclosure requirements are. I would, however, see no reason that the...

My tenant has given notice and has not paid her last month's rent. I don't have a last month's rent deposit.

Mr. Mauger and Ms. Hays are quite correct. I only add that you need to decide if you think they really are going to be out if they get to stay...

Neighbors threatening me landlord saying we will be evicted?

Yelling obscenities at your neighbor? Brandishing a rifle at them? They claiming to hire a hit man on you? If the landlord were my client, I'd...

Tenant replaced gas heater because existing one was "old looking" Can he take new heater with him when he moves?

Depending how extensive the installation is, yes, he probably has a right to take the "new" one with him since it IS his and he DID pay for it. ...

Can landlord have me remived

You cannot be arrested for failing to pay rent nor can the landlord have you removed without having first obtained a court order to have you...

Is it legal to ask for a second deposit

You have asked this question at least 3 times so far - a clear, precisely worded questions asked once is far likelier to get answered well than...

Is it legal to ask for 2nd deposit

I am not quite clear on the facts here but IF you signed a new lease, and that lease requires an increased security deposit, then yes, you are...