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A 13 year old cannot "consent" to sex so yes this was a rape. Charging the other party who is also a minor might not meet NY rape laws decription but there could be other charges that might apply. Your friend should answer no Police questions without an Attorney present

If that what is needed to put the room back to same condition prior to her leaving yes he can seek those monies. However he will need to provide itemized billing with reciept to prove this.

Contact the old tenant (you want no part of) ask them if current tenant is willing to sign lease will they sign off on early termination of current lease

When the current lease expires deny (current) tenant a renewel and sign new lease with old tenant(s) You might add a clause about subleasing to avoid further problems

If new tenant is paying rent why is this a concern?

Court will have access to any prior cases whether or not they were dismissed. So yes they will likely know. this will likely not go over well with Judge as you were given a chance once and now have comitted another crime. If you want to better your chances in court you might be proactive. read...

If the lease has expired then all the tenant is required to do is give proper notice. It appears they have. Nothing wrong here. Tenant needs to pay rent when it is due no later. Since Landlord agreed you could deduct cost of Hotel be sure to copy your Hotel receipt to send with rent along with a...

You want BF to stay away? file rape charges against him

It is possible there "might" be a breach on landlord's part. Much depend son how you informed landlord of issues and how (if at all) they landlord reacted to this. Do you have documentation of repair requests? Any inspection reports are important as well. However since you seem to have issues...

These are two different situations. Besides there is no law that forces a Landlord to accept such terms

Many places refuse prepayment and there are many good reasons for this.

Request a walk through when you leave and take both video and pictures of apartment when you leave. The landlord must give you proof of where your deposit is applied and cost so these pictures and videos will help especially if landlord is no show for walk through

Your better the cart in front of the horse! Until paternity is established nothing can happen. If Father is established (whomever it is) then support/visitation/custody can be ruled on. If the Father wants to terminate his rights Mom needs to be married and have been so for anywhere from 6 mos...

Nothing the Landlord/Owner did was unlawful so whats your beef?

The time invested in recreating a password is hardly life changing;)

You have an Attorney your legal advice should come from him/her not anonymous internet posters. However if you plan to fight this then yes paying civil Demand might be unwise at this point

Its a civil issue if you ignore it they can sue you. How long they have to do that I am unsure as laws vary by state. I have not seen your question on other site but if answer was vague your question might been so as well. why not ask again with more detail

That 15 billion is just for shoplifting internal theft cost retailers even more!

I have read of person not getting a Civil Demand letter as late as 6 months after incident. It depends on when store submits request and how busy the Civil recovery service is

If you plan to fight charge then yes do not pay Civil Demand but be sure you let the law firm know this so they do not take further action. However if you plan a plea deal then I suggest you pay civil demand. The consequences for not paying can be costly and life changing. Remember Civil Demand...