Can a tenant use their security deposit to pay a month's rent before their last month's rent is due?

It can be done if the landlord agrees - but why on Earth would he? And no, the tenant cannot do this without the landlord's agreement. It...

Do I still have to pay?

Much is highly dependent upon the exact facts, but if you are saying that everything went as agreed and the only basis you have to not honor your...

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How can I fight a no-cause landlords termination notice? I do not want to move. I pay rent on time and don't cause problems.

A "no-cause" termination notice is generally the hardest to successfully beat. Broadly speaking, there are only three ways I know of - a technical...

First, most rentals come with basic appliances, you do not need to buy them. Second, your daughter's grandparents sell their home and take out a...

How much time a tenant has to respond to landlord.

Good thing you are inquiring first - you are treading on thin ice. Understand that email, text messages, etc DO NOT count as having provided the...

Cheers! Is there an experienced consumer lawyer who can swiftly stop debt arbitration proceedings in OR?

It is not at all clear what your exact circumstances are here - nor frankly should you post them online to begin with. It sounds as if you have...

$150-$200 a month buys less than 1 hour a month of most attorneys time - and everything you posted suggests a serious number of hours is likely to...

Can I share a room with a 3 year old.

Legal? Yes. Desirable? No. In the end, it is up to your parents and the family's circumstances.

HELP!my Landlord is evicting me because he changed his mind and wants a man living in the home with me!?should I sue?

Contact the Fair Housing Council - this is what they do and I believe they are free to you.

Landlord has GF do walk through final inspection.says no deduction then get a bill from LL.Pursue court?

The bottom line is likely to be is the $400 damages charge valid? If so, you probably will lose in court. If not, you might win in small claims...