Is this situation grounds to end the lease prematurely with no penalty to us? Or remain in the unit rent free after March 31?

You should speak to your landlord and have him/her arrange for an exception with the Association. Perhaps by prohibiting move in/out, the...

Can we get our entire deposit back now since landlord didn't adhere to their own timeline as stated in the lease?

As my colleague Mr. McCann stated, legal questions related to the return of security deposits depend heavily on where the rental is/was located....

Quashing a Summons for Improper Service. The Summons was served on the New Owners of my Old Address.

Mr. Napleton has given you great advice. Given what's at stake, it would be a good idea to consult with an attorney about potentially representing...

Both Ms. Goldstein and Mr. Hoffman hit the nail on the head. The phrase is standard language most attorneys draft as part of court orders and it...

How do I get it expunged

I agree with Mr. Cosgrove and Ms. Goldstein. If you wish to attempt expungement yourself, follow the links they have provided to determine your...

I agree with Mr. Zac. Before attempting to evict anyone from a home you purchased out of foreclosure, make sure to check whether the local Chicago...

What can I do to get out of this lease and provide a healthy environment for my family?

You should consult with a local landlord tenant attorney about potentially breaking your lease on the legal grounds that your apartment is...

Do I have to pay the rent until the end of the lease if we have to move out in the middle of it?

To a large extent, I agree with my colleagues' answers - you are legally responsible for paying rent throughout your entire lease term. However,...

How do I go about finding information about how to get my misdemeanor expunged.

The link Ms. Goldstein provided is a great place to start. If you still have questions about the process or whether you are eligible, it would be a...

Please tell me what I can do if the guy won't answer the door ?? What is the next step?

I agree with my colleagues here. Your first order of business is to listen to your attorney's advice. He/she is likely telling you to give up...