Does my partner have to be named on my lease if my landlord requires it, even though he has his own apartment?

Your partner is not required to be on the lease by law. Your landlord may require it, although if you have an existing lease, the landlord can't...

Roommate broke lease.. HELP!

I agree with Mr. Abbott. It will depend on the terms within the agreement, but most likely, you will all be liable to the landlord equally. For you...

Home loan and equity loan through same bank . Balloon payment due in 2021 on equity loan .Went bankrupt in 2006.

If you don't make the balloon payment, the lender has the option to foreclose on your property. They can't sue you for the underlying debt that was...

How can I get ex off of mortgage?

This sounds like a bit of a mess. Does he own the house as well? This isn't clear. If he is on the deed to the house, the lender will likely...

If my landlord accepted a partial rent paymnt n agreed to getting the rest of payment on aug 1st can he file a UD?

If your landlord accepted a partial payment, (in general) no, he can't evict you. I've been in housing court several times where the judge has...

My company is being sued to collect a bill that was not paid by a company which filed bankruptcy.

You’ll want to talk to a lawyer to get an idea of the best course of action. As others have noted, it’s not entirely clear what’s going on in this...

I'm not aware of any law that prevents a felon from purchasing real estate in Minnesota. It's possible that a lender would have an internal policy...

I need help getting out of a lease where I am the only liable person in a house full of 18/19 year olds.

I hate giving the answer "talk to a lawyer in your area." But you should talk to a lawyer who is familiar with real estate and landlord/tenant...

Once the bank has sent the file to the foreclosure attorney, how soon is a sale date set?

It can vary greatly. When I was in private practice, we would usually advise that it takes about three months after a file is referred for...

I want to know about taking legal action on a debt collector.

Yes, you can take action against a creditor employing abusive tactics like the one you described. The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)...

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