Hello, I live in a hud bldg. and your rent goes by your income.I GOT A lawsuit ,in the lease it says the building takes percent

If you win a lawsuit, presumably you will get a one-time lump-sum payment. Your rent should not be raised based on that. If your landlord tries...

Your landlord is supposed to renew your lease on the same terms and conditions as in the initial lease. If he did not collect a security deposit...

Fema Debt - When to get a lawyer?

You may well want to review all the facts in detail with a lawyer. You would be well served by a consumer law attorney. There is an organization...

I moved into a 3 bedroom apartment and my landlord hasn't made sure there is hot water, heat, or working light fixtures.

Dear Hempstead Tenant: What does your lease say about these issues? You don't say what sort of building the apartment is in. Is it a part of...

Tenant in 3 family property not paying rent

First, get a lawyer adept in landlord representation. You cannot change the locks or cut the power.

I won again at trial de novo as defense. What now for plaintiffs appeal?

Take heart. Unless there were serious errors in the trial, it is unlikely that the decision will be overturned. Your role now is to wait to see...

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There is a judgement against my company. I have received a letter to levy my property from the marshall...

You need to get to court right away with an order to show cause to vacate the default judgment. You should speak to an attorney ASAP about this. ...

In the lease if the landlord removes any requirements is it legal in court

Dear Staten Island Tenant: The written lease is a manifestation of your agreement with the landlord. If you signed a lease in which you agreed...

The proprietary lease and the bylaws of the cooperative will govern. A lawyer should review these documents and advise you about your rights.

I sublease my apartment now Management wants me out

First, this is a very complex area of law. it is likely that you will NOT be able to get the lease in your name, unless the landlord agrees....