Landlord or tenant Lawyer
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Foreclosure
Nice fact pattern. Two questions are presented. You would not sue your landlord for retaliation. That is a defense to an unlawful detainer and...
When you sign a lease, here's what really happens. Assume rent is $1000 a month and you sign a 12 month lease. What you've actually done here is...
Love it. They do that all the time. I speed all of the time, that's doesn't make it legal. Mr. Driscoll is correct. Get a copy of what you signed....
No, your landlord is trying to double dip (this question seems related to another post). A lease is an agreement between yourself and the landlord....
The invoices should detail the work performed, it they do not, they are inadequate. Many landlords who failed landlord school try and use the...
Motels have different rules associated with them, and what the rules are depends upon several factors which were not disclosed in your question. ...
The only way a landlord can properly get a property back is through an unlawful detainer complaint. Whether or not he did it right is hard to tell...
Interesting approach, but not having a social security card does not mean you don't have a social security number, and what that has to do with the...
Since I'm really unclear on the endgame here, I don't know whether it's advisable. If telling someone not to bother you worked, there'd be no...
To be retaliatory in nature, you must first engage in a protected act, like calling the police on the manager upon discovering his "affair" with...
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