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She loaned you this money almost 3 years ago. Why didn't you begin the process of paying her back? I would bet she filed the lawsuit when she realized you were moving and she might never be able to find you regarding you paying her back. All of the other stuff you mention plays no role in...

This person helped you out in a time of need. Don't you believe that, morally, you should pay her back? Gail

The daughter not be allowed to be around any other females? Hardly. However, my husband and I did have a stipulation in our divorce decree regarding "sleep overs" with members of the opposite sex when we each had our sons (we shared joint custody)...until our sons were age 18. However...

Are the owner of this property? Gail

The man has been determined, through paternity testing, to be the father of this child. As such, he legally has the same rights as you do in terms of visitation (although not primary physical care) whether he chooses to use these rights or not. Gail

If you break this lease and the landlord wishes to sue for such, their argument will be that your father represented you when he signed the lease. This happens all the time. The judge will ask who uses the space. Under oath you will have to reply that you both do. Your reason for wishing...

I'm glad everything worked out for you! Gail

Unfortunately, as you have found out, hospitalizing a mentally ill patient is no guarantee they will remain hospitalized. Once medications have stablized them, they are discharged, often to stop taking their meds once they are back in their living situation. Gail

From your posting, you did not pay your full rent; you still owe the late fees, correct? Bring this amount (plus extra for court fees) to the hearing...and make certain you attend this. Bring this in cash. Failure to do so means that your complex will automatically win the judgement and...

If these mentally unstable tenants are also disabled because of this, your landlord cannot discriminate against those interested in renting who are able to meet any screening requirements. To do so would violate Fair Housing laws. Gail

The first thing you need to do is take the "we" out of any of this. "We" have no legal rights in this matter. You are considered to be a legal stranger to ALL of this. Any contact with the court through written documentation needs to include the boyfriends name ONLY. Gail

Your options are to.. 1. Continue living there and continuing to contact the police when needed, then find another place when your lease ends. 2. Break your lease and lose your security deposit. 3. Take the landlord up on the offer to move to her other building when an apartment is...

Likely your husband since he tried to open a broken window (I'm not sure what you mean that the window was broken but the glass wasn't...I'm assuming you mean there was some problem with the framing around the window?). Gail

At this point, you have only received a letter from your landlord. Sounds like filing for the eviction (known as a dispossessory warrant in Georgia) has not taken place. Only a court can grant an actual eviction. If she does file, you will receive notification of a hearing regarding this...

Unfortunately Pennsylvania does not allow the tenant to simply withhold rent in regards to repairs to their unit. Attached are the options that you did have regarding this matter (for example, you needed to contact the Building Code Inspectors BEFORE you decided to withhold rent)...

No one here knows how they found out about this. However, the information that Microsoft is laying off a number of workers hit the news sometime last week. Nevertheless, there is really nothing illegal about this and thus nothing you can do about it (I'm assuming you might be wondering if...

Sometimes these "formal" letters jump start tenants. Glad it's working out for you! Gail

According to the attached, the 3 day notice must include the name, address and telephone number of the person to whom rent is owed: http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/terminations.shtml This doesn't say that the notice has to include the landlords home address because, of...

You thought living at dads was going to give you the freedom that you thought you deserved after living with moms rules. In the beginning dad trusted you and expected you to keep your 1 am curfew. You have shown that you cannot be trusted on this no matter what excuses you provide (and...

Commercial leases are often longer than 1 year; sometimes up to five years or greater. This is quite legal. The fact that your father signed the lease but that the lease also lists the name of your business means that the both of you may be served with a lawsuit should you decide to go ahead...