Landlord or tenant Lawyer
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Foreclosure, State, Local And Municipal Law
No, they don't have to start over. They will probably make a motion to be substituted as Plaintiffs and join the ongoing case. This will be...
Unfortunately, the deed in lieu is one of the best options in this case. Short sale is another if your bank will do it and you have enough equity....
The short answer is, a 5-day notice has to expire for the landlord to file suit. If there's no date it can't expire and the complaint can be...
Once you receive the 5-day notice, the 5 days must pass before the LL files an eviction suit against you. They must file the eviction suit to get...
They have a right to ask for it and you have a right to refuse and then not sign the lease. Many leases will have similar stipulations, for...
The notice will expire in 5 days after which the landlord can file an eviction suit against you. If you will have the money within 30 days, it may...
Do you have an attorney? If not, you should. If you decide to continue without an attorney, I would no longer deal with her but only her counsel....
If your parents want to evict your sister, they will need to go through the legal eviction process. This starts with the appropriate notice for...
These cases can take up to 9 months to work their way through the court system. If you are moving May 15 you probably don't need an attorney. ...
It depends. Who told you the case might be thrown out, and why?
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