Our lease ended July 1st but our new place was not ready until today July 10th.see below for details
Let the landlord know where you are so you will be served. That way, you will know when the hearing takes place, and you can defend yourself. ...
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Let the landlord know where you are so you will be served. That way, you will know when the hearing takes place, and you can defend yourself. ...
The document should have you name and contact info at the upper left, then the court name, then the caption, on the right the label "Answer", then...
You need to see an attorney right away. The things that tenants say and do before going to an attorney often jeopardize their legal position a lot.
The original lease still applies. But you need to seen an attorney - landlord-tenant or PI - re the viability of your claim for damages.
Ask your attorney. That is why you have him or her.
Mr. Rafter and Mr. Woolf are both correct. Also, you are going to need an expert who can establish that the H/W tank was the cause of the fire.
See an attorney who can determine whether it is feasible to bring a motion to vacate.
Send someone you trust a notarized power of attorney authorizing him/her to deal with the landlord with respect to your personal property.
It depends whether either the new lease or the old lease have language carrying the provisions over to the renewal.
The document you describe has no legal effect.