My boyfriend's tenants clearly planned to break their lease and are now filing suit over their sec. deposit.

Your boyfriend clearly needs to review everything in detail with a local landlord-tenant attorney - immediately. You don't say whether there was a...

I recently got a job as an independent contractor for a courier company. My contract was terminated without written notice of

Of course you can file suit - the question is whether you can prevail; how much the damages are; and can you also recover your attorney's fees? ...

Does a tenant have an obligation to inform landlord that they have a service dog?

Assuming your lease provides for the notice, you absolutely have a right to know and to require proof that the dog is "prescribed" by a doctor. ...

I am disabled and require an emotional support pet, by my doc. Have paperwork ,but was required to pay pet deposit by landlord

You may be required to provide proof that you need a service or companion animal but with that a landlord may not charge a pet deposit - see ORS...

I'm trying to help my mother get my sister and brother-in-law out of her home, she feels unsafe in her home, what should I do?

Much will depend upon your mother's willingness to actively participate in throwing them out. IF she has been physically assaulted, she should...

My Ex is garnishing me as a creditor for spousal support , she gives the papers to my employer and I do not get to fight it.

You apparently don't dispute owing her money and thus should not be too surprised when she garnishes you to collect what she lawfully has coming. ...

What constitutes a breech of fiduciary duty

You need to carefully review the entire circumstances and facts with a local probate attorney. Depending upon who the beneficiaries to the estate...

At the moment, it sounds as if you are not even sure if they have vacated and restored possession to you...so until that happens, you absolutely...

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As a home owner can I sue property managers fo renting to someone I told them NOT to rent to, who subsequently DESTROYED house?

You need to very carefully review the entire matter with a landlord-tenant attorney. They are quite correct - you CANNOT lawfully refuse to rent...

No, what you describe is not lawful and might even, depending upon the exact circumstances, put the landlord/property manager on the hook for...