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Are you your Moms legal agent? In short are you the one who collects rent etc? Now in order to remove or deal with a tenant for nonpayment you must first give them a 3 day pay or quit notice. No special service is required for this. If rent is not paid then your Mom or her agent can file...

Your "damages" should be covered by yor renters insurance which hopefully you have. Why are they not letting you retrieve your belongings?

The Police know this how? You were misinformed a conviction stays on your record for a lifetime unless expunged. Yes you need a lawyer. Many offer free consultations get as many as you can arm yourself with knowledge. Discuss your options like Diversion

What was date you returned keys? This was your vacancy date. Read the link I provided it discusses the law MM eludes to. Landlord has 21 days to get you itemized list of where deposit went. Much depend son when you gave Landlord keys and if he has any claims to monetary damages due to lack of notice

The lease agreement is between tenant and Landlord. In this case your an outside party. The landlord can agree to terminate the roomates portion or not. Then Landlord can take whatever action he/she feels he/she needs to which might be nothing. Unless the termination agreement give Landlord some...

You can likely find your options at link below. That being said I agree you did not give notice and there are consequences for this. Whether or not it comes close to amount they took or not I cannot say. Much depends on the damages and what legal options landlord has for failure to give proper...

This site http://www.800helpfla.com/landlord_text.html should guide to answers. However if rent is not being paid in full and on time they are in breach or lease. This gives you right to evict. If your concerned about the partial payments then do not accept partial payments. Somehow I doubt...

In order for him to file and get court date you will need to be served. If your not home you cannot be served

Without a court order binding you with its terms your free to do as you wish. Go ahead and move then give him the address. Once there file a court order for support so you have jurisdiction in your state

You can likley find what your searching for here http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/landlordbook/index.shtml

Are you talking about eviction or notice to vacate they are two differnt things

If your on a month to month lease or rental agreement all you are required to do is give proper notice (30 days is the norm) now again the deposit will depend on when roomate leaves and condition of dwelling. However onc eyou leave your name should be removed from rental agreement. Find a local...

Legally yes. You are a legal stranger to the child and have no say so or roll in any battles Mom and Dad have. I realize your trying your best. I know this because I have five children but three are my husbands from prior marriage. She (their Mother) was mean and abusive pays no support and...

I agree changing the number is easiest solution. I once had a person (whom I knew) continue to call and call during all hours of the night. I contacted my cell phone service provider to ask about blocking the number the offender was calling from. they could not but they did change both mine and...

Is still grounds for eviction. any non paid rent justifies the Landlord into taking legal action. Yes it requires a court order to evict you and yes it can be a long process. Ultimately they (Landlord) will win and you will have an eviction on record making renting any new place almost...

Your friend first needs to look at RO to see how it reads. He also needs to see what the conditions of his probation are and for how long.

Did you research at all if NYS allows rent withholding and under what circumstances that can be done? Withholding rent may have just set you up for an eviction you wont win

First off they cannot legally take further action (civilly) once you pay. Filing a criminal complaint after you pay nets them nothing so theres no gain in that. Have they filed criminal charges yet? Paying the civil fine is not an admission of guilt but can be seen that way. If you pay put note...

As I said are you a gambler? Are you willing to gamble they "wont" go to court to get monies which if it goes that far likely triple plus legal costs? Are you willing to gamble they wont file criminal charges if they have not yet? Are you willing to gamble they wont send a negative report to...

You can find Utah's Civil Demand law here