Where your landlord has breached the Implied Warranty of Habitability (which I believe to be the case where dangerous mold is present and you had...

Is this eviction "notice" legal?

I agree with Mr. Brabender, and it would be risky on your part to try and rely on a technicality like that. If your former friend is still being...

When we moved into our rental, the landlady said she had some stuff store in the garage and would move it out this weekend.

First you should review your lease; it is the primary document that courts would look at in determining the parties' rights and obligations. Does...

Two months left on lease, lost job and can't afford to stay here. Help!

You should move out as you have been planning. While as a practical matter your landlord may not be able to sue you, get you served and proceed in...

Recieved 800 hold deposit. Tenant backed out day before move-in. I live in MO. Do, Can I charge prorated loss of rent?

I agree with what both of my other colleagues have posted thus far. I would just add that technically you should be entitled to keeping the...

Can I break my lease if elevated mold levels are found in my rental property?

Your landlord has obligations pursuant tot he lease but also a legal doctrine referred to as the implied "warranty of habitability," which legally...

Landlord issue

The landlord can't just evict you based on the 5-day notice; what the 5-day notice allows them to do is to go file their Forcible Entry & Detainer....

Lease states rent is late on the 2nd and $15 is assessed on the 3rd day of the month and $5 per day after but they told me 1k.

There are several aspects of your fact scenario that bear consideration, and you should talk to an attorney with a copy of your lease in hand so...

How to legally break my lease without paying this last months rent because the place has not been livable & trying to get out.

Your landlord's breach of the implied warranty of habitability for the premises would legally justify you vacating the premises and stopping all...

Can I take a landlord to court in the county I live in or do I have to in there county is it a law.

It sounds from your question like you want to sue the landlord to recover property belonging to you that the landlord wrongfully kept. To get a...