Do I need a Civil or Tenant and landlord attorney?
Many landlord-tenant attorneys also do general civil litigation. But you need to meet with an attorney to sort all this out.
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Many landlord-tenant attorneys also do general civil litigation. But you need to meet with an attorney to sort all this out.
The landlord is not required to renew.
There are steps available to you under the landlord-tenant act, but a lawyer is going to have to get the details from you and see the lease and...
From what you have told us, you may have a case. But there are unanswered questions. You will need to grab your paperwork and see a lawyer.
Take all paperwork to an attorney and let him or her tell you if you have a defense. Do not delay. You only have 20 days from service.
I don't really understand the defendant's excuse. But the issue in court will be whether service was proper. If you have an affidavit of service,...
He can, although it is a toss up as to whether he will.
Go to a landlord-tenant attorney with all your paperwork. Your case is winnable.
Oppose the motion. I don't know what other arguments your roommate makes, but as to service, present the affidavit of service.
You get those costs designated by statute.