Litigation Lawyer
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, State, Local And Municipal Law
It is not unusual for a landlord to have two distinct reasons to evict a tenant. Typically the two reasons are joined in one lawsuit. If they are...
Generally a landlord has the obligation to provide hot water to make the property habitable. Failure to do this can be a breach. The tenant...
If you've parked the junker on your landlord's property without their permission, you may be responsible for their cost to remove it, especially if...
Only a landlord can evict a tenant. It sounds like the landlord allowed you to amend your lease to add a tenant. The landlord can evict this...
Without a written lease your rights will be determined by state statutes and local ordinances. The situation you describe seems to be one where...
Responsibility for payments like the one you describe can be set forth in the lease. A court would be the final voice on what the lease means if...
If you don't have a written lease, your rights as a tenant will be determined under the applicable state statutes and local ordinances. There are...
The only one entitled to evict a tenant is the landlord. The behaviors you recite may be breaches of the lease that the landlord can use to evict....
The usual thing people mean when they say "matter of record" is something that is recorded in the official court files. Most of the time that...
Generally even if some portions of a written lease are not enforceable those portions that are legal can be enforced. In almost any litigation a...
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