Legal advice on Eviction from rental property in Montana

A granddaughter to the deceased is living with her boyfriend in the home and we would like for them to move out until going through the probate, we have not locate a will yet. There are 5 heirs to the home; 4 daughters and 1 son.

We have a German Shepherd at our apartment that barks when someone knocks on the door. Today whilst at work, the landlord called and said that he was outside the apartment and heard the dog barking. He said, "Get rid of your dog immediately, and you must be out in two weeks". Is any part of that legal?

I am being evicted in the state of Montana. We had a contract for deed agreement with the option to renew or buy after 1 year. We were to make payments of $900 a month with no portion of the payment going towards the purchase price of the home. We put a down payment of $7000 to secure the residence. I lost my job in October and was unable to make the lease payments. The owner allowed us to stay in the property till February then e-mail us a notice to vacate in 14 days for non-payment. We asked to stay till April 30th, so that we could find a place to live. She agreed. Now she sent us another e-mail saying we have 14 days to vacate again. We need to stay till April 30th. She will not refund any money given to her and has assumed to role of a landlord as opposed to a seller. We signed a contract not a lease.

I have a month to month rental agreement. About 20 days ago my landlord issued me a letters he typed up saying that he was evicting me in 30 days and that this would serve as my eviction notice unless I required something more formal. The landlord has since died before I could tell him I would need a formal notice. His children are now in town, saying I must adhere to the letter and be out in the 30 days. The letter was issued because of failure to pick up dog waste. Although not all of the dog waste was mine. Some was his granddaughters dog who lived with him.

My wife and I live in Montana and rent from her mom. We live in the upstairs 2 bedroom and she lives in the downstairs apt. We had some problems and on 2-29-2016, she handed us a hand written letter stating we had to move out by 3-15-2016. She has told us that she will be changing the locks on the 16th.

A short term rental management person I had no contract with put these people into my house. I told her I did not agree to sign her contract or have anyone in there until I knew my insurance covered it. She brought them over anyway. She gave them a contract for two months with a week trial period for them to decide if they wanted to pay for the additional month or two. My insurance will not cover short term rentals. The management person tried to give us money. We gave it back to her and told her they had to be out in five days. What should we do if they do not leave at that time? One of them has been extremely rude and threatening saying basically she believes she can stay as long as she wants.

So now we are being evicted on just our second month of the lease. I have two minor children living with.. Can they legally evict us into the harsh Montana cold? And to add.... When we were late in paying the rent we got help from a family service charity organization. They paid half of our late rent. They paid $410.00 and my Landlord accepted it. But she is continuing with the eviction! Can she do that? Is that even Legal???

I placed an application on a Condo this week and was denied due to an item found on a background check. Current Application criteria states: "4 years of eviction free rental history will be required" Here is what happened. 3 years ago, I had a month to month only intending to stay 1 month as I gave my 30 day notice at the time of the lease signing. With 10 days left. A storm flooded my garage ruining my belongings. Having lost almost everything and their lack of responsibility I had a verbal disagreement with the staff thus causing this situation to get out of control. I was issued a 3 day to vacate notice of which I complied. I never contested this and just moved out early. I dont want to lose the current opportunity as what I am looking for is not readily available. Pls Advise

The person isn't on the lease but he is and has been paying rent. Even wrote out a written agreement between thetwo but now the landlord says the person has 48 hours to move out. Just want to know if that is at all possible to evict the person in 48 hours or not?

We received a 30 day verbal eviction notice, and a family member is coming to help after I have a c section for 10 days, leaving 4 days before the 30 are up. We must notify and receive approval for guests over 7 days. I will notify the landlord of the guest with our next check, which will be a week before the guest arrives. Should I request they give approval in writing? And what if they won't? I know verbal eviction notice means nothing, but the landlord is angry and won't even answer our questions on exactly what he has a problem with.