Why am I going to court for an eviction notice?
Of course you do not have to go. It is your opportunity - likely your only opportunity - to oppose the eviction and/or avoid having a full...
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Of course you do not have to go. It is your opportunity - likely your only opportunity - to oppose the eviction and/or avoid having a full...
You either owe rent for the rest of the lease term or until your unit is re-rented, whichever comes first, OR, if your lease provides for it, a...
You realize you don't have to open your door and/or that you can just say no - but you are unwilling to do either. If you are not even willing to...
No, the landlord cannot charge those expenses to you if you are not out. He can, however, file an eviction action against you which, if you do not...
Asking about the same case a second time does not change the answer. Whether a particular notice is legally enforceable in your particular...
Document it as best you can - date, time, evidence of entry. It is worth the greater of your actual damages or one month's rent, plus your...
Technically if you personally serve the notice, you can start the 72 hours at the time of service. Practically, however, you gain next to nothing...
When you say you own a "house", I am assuming you mean you own a mobile home currently located in a mobile home park, from which you are being...
Yes, you probably are financially responsible. IF the dealership's mechanic was negligent in his removal of the plugs and they broke because of...
The safest approach is for the landlord to give a 24 hour notice for entry after the 30 days are up. IF the tenant(s) have vacated, then no harm...
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