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Yes, a lease termination fee consisting of two months rent would be considered reasonable and enforceable as "liquidated damages" (not as a...
The precise answer to your two questions will depend upon the specific terms of the month to month lease document which you signed. Generally...
No, the doctrine of judicial immunity prevents you from suing the court or any judge. Judicial immunity is a common law doctrine recognized in...
No. An unlawful detainer lawsuit based upon a 3 day notice to pay rent or quit for only attorney's fees and/or late fees would be invalid. ...
You need a local real estate lawyer who is experienced in handling code enforcement disputes.
The answer may depend upon what your lease or rental agreement says regarding the method/place to pay rent. Does it require you to use the...
At this late stage, there is nothing an attorney can do for you in terms of seeking court intervention. However, you can try negotiating with the...
Yes, it is possible if the real estate agent was authorized to do so. A more detailed analysis of the chain of title and pertinent documents will...
It is not possible to advise you without more facts. Has a probate been opened? Are you on title? Why are you referring to a lease?
Yes, you can bring a lawsuit against the landlord. Your best bet is to find a tenant's rights attorney to advocate for you.
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