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No, the landlord can't change the terms in the middle of the lease period. If your lease is up for renewal, they can change it then for the new...
She could sue you. That doesn't mean she would win, but people start lawsuits - legitimate and frivolous - every day. This could also just be an...
As with all issues that involve a contract, it is difficult to fully answer without being able to see the contract in question. Regardless, I think...
Yes, and I'm assuming you live in Pennsylvania. As a previous response has noted, it's uncommon for a few reasons, but there is nothing to prevent...
I'm not sure what you mean by you "let" your mother in law use your name to get a utility at her house, but it sounds like you were the party that...
It likely means that the defendant sent discovery requests to the plaintiff and the plaintiff didn't respond in a timely manner. When there are...
There are a few factors, including the length of the half-signed lease, and how many rental units are in the building, that could go into that and...
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No, your rights won't change, even if the last name of your children changes.
The statute of limitations is six years. As long as you haven't done anything in the past six years to restart the limitations period, it would...
Yes, this type of case can be litigated. My old firm of Drewes Law (www.dreweslaw.com) from when I was in private practice handled these types of...
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