Landlords have not made repairs in over a year. Can this be used to break the lease?
There are notice requirements that go alongside a constructive eviction. Speak to an attorney in your area who can advise you on how to proceed.
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There are notice requirements that go alongside a constructive eviction. Speak to an attorney in your area who can advise you on how to proceed.
If you raise the issue in court, more likely the court will change the venue rather then dismiss the matter all together. You should contact an...
You have to give the tenant adequate notice and if they do not comply then you will have to take them to court to evict them.
The court filling fee is $200. You can get the pro se form on the court website at http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/prose/10551_namechg_adult.pdf.
She cannot make you move out, only a court order can do that. If you are worried about the safety of your children if she chooses to move in with...
I also agree with the above attorneys. It is questionable if the landlord really is trying to mitigate damages. If this case were to end up in...
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Same caption. Different docket, all previous orders will stay in effect.
Yes, an experienced attorney may be able to plead you down to a no point violation or significantly reduce the points. An 39 4:85 is a 4 point...
You may need to make an application with the court or file a pendente lite motion if your divorce is already filed to compel him pay household...
It seems that it may be an illegal apartment, which means you would be entitled to relocation costs. Contact an attorney to speak about what rights...