Do irrelevant facts affect lawsuits?

As a real estate attorney, I think this person should consult with a litigation attorney or one familiar with administrative law. Resolving the...

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In the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, how is security deposit refunded when married couple are separating?

You cannot choose to return the security deposit to one tenant when you are bound by the lease which requires you, as landlord, to return the...

How much can i raise the rent after 6 month lease is omer

Unless there are specific provisions in the lease to the contrary, the rules are that: when the term of a lease ends, the lease ends - no notice of...

Pennsylvania's Landlord Tenant Act of 1951 (Title 68 of Pennsylvania Statutes, beginning at §§250.101) governs many aspects of residential lease...

The Pennsylvania legislature has enacted the "Private Transfer Fee Obligation Act", effective June 24, 2011, which makes it illegal to charge any...

Landlord gave me 10 days to leave. Cam he lock me out on the 10th day. I live in pa.

It is unlawful for a landlord of residential property to use any "self-help" method to evict a tenant, meaning any method to force a tenant to move...

How can I protect myself from hiring sub-contractors to help with different projects throughout?

Historically, under Pennsylvania law, restrictive covenants have been disfavored as being "restraints on trade", held void as against public policy...

If my house is sold out from under my old landlord do i old from the previous owners or does a whole new lease need drawn up?

If the "rent to own" agreement you entered into with the former property owner is most probably subject to Pennsylvania's Installment Land Contract...

If your lease is in writing, the term has not yet expired, and the lease does not require you to pay a security deposit, the landlord may not now...

Overpayment laws in Pennsylvania?

Your rights are as follows. (1) If you keep the overpaid money (which you know does not belong to you), you would have the “right” to be an...