I am a landlord, and my tenant owes me rent. We signed a stipulation, but the tenant still does not pay me. What should I do?

Mr. Smollens has provided you with the best options available to you. Good luck.

How to evict a tenant from an illegal apartment

You absolutely do have a right to evict. Since you do not have a lease agreement, your verbal agreement with him and if you accept rent payment on...

My ex boyfriend and I are coowners and cosigners on a car he drives but has no license but have insurance with another person's

Sounds like you are saying there is some fraud involved here. The fact that your ex boyfriend is engaged in fraudulent activities with the...

Spot on answer from my colleague. The absence of a written lease agreement does not mean you are not without rights as a tenant. So long as the...

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Can my landlord increase my rent rate after I have already been billed and made the payment?

Contact an attorney to discuss the matter. Your least specifically state that you will be charged at the higher market rate. Usually, the court...

If I'm a tenant at will and was asked to leave without any notice after living their 2 months I have tenant rights cause

I agree with Mr. Abbott. Your best recourse here is to contact a local attorney ASAP to discuss your matter. A landlord has to provide proper...

How to get off a tenant blacklist in NYC?

I agree with my colleague. landlord tenant proceedings/ outcomes are not confidential and are easily accessible to the public. Your only and maybe...

Can I sue ?

I agree with my colleagues. You have very little recourse here. Although you may have verbally agreed on purchase price and contract, under the...

Can i do anything?

Mr. Doland hit the nail on the head. Also, if you signed an employment agreement with your employer, check the language of the agreement for...

How do I start the divorce process for an uncontested divorce w/ children and joint custody?

You can actually start the divorce without a separation agreement. If all the terms are mutual, you can incorporate them in the defendant's...