60 day notice is rent due for entire 60 days?

Since you gave the tenant a 60 day notice, it implies that they've been there for more than a year. It's likely, then, (though not always the...

My brother in law needs a place to stay. We don't have an extra room. Can he stay in our garage legally, if not can I be fined?

Do you own the home, or are you renting? If you're in the home pursuant to a lease, there may be language in the lease that specifically limits the...

What legal action could/should I take with my roommate who is potentially threatening me and refusing to move?

You have started correctly, assuming she's lived there less than a year, by giving her a 30 day no fault notice to vacate. However, there is...

Should I start Paying rent to an estate?

You've asked this question before, and if you're still in need of answers you should probably contact a lawyer for assistance. You should have...

Signing Bounce

If you signed an employment contract that included a signing bonus, you'd have to look to the express terms of the contract you signed at the time...

Could any of these places demand to hold onto your ID? Sure, why not? Generally speaking, if you will, anyone can demand almost anything of anyone....

I rented a room in my house and she has not paid rent, have seen her for a month, not returned calls, not sure what to do?

You likely can proceed with an eviction. If she's past due on her rent for an entire month, you should proceed by giving her a formal notice of...

My girlfriend has moved in with me but hasn't paid any rent. She has been here about three weeks. Things didn't work out and I

Your rights to kick her out can technically vary considerably, depending on a number of factors, such as the rental agreement you have with her...

My employer is forcing me to sign a disciplinary action document against me. Do I have to sign it?

The answer depends on just what it is that you're being asked to sign. If it's a document that you don't understand, you should have an attorney...

Do I need to pay rent now or can I be evicted?

The short answer, essentially, is likely both that you need to pay rent now AND you could be evicted. I don't quite understand the timeline...