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Can you sue a landlord if they prohibit you from using the entire unit that you rent?

If part of your rental premises was uninhabitable or unusable, then you could seek …

FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney answered 1 day ago

Can I be held responsible for my tenant's actions?

No, a landlord is not responsible for a tenant's tortious (wrongful) or criminal action …

FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney answered 22 days ago

Is it legal for a roommate to move someone in without the permission of the other person listed on the lease?

The terms "legal" or "illegal" are commonly used in a criminal matter. However with …

FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney answered 1 month ago

Can my roommate kick me out if both our names are on lease?

One tenant has no right to evict another--only the landlord may evict a tenant. …

FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney answered 1 month ago

Who is liable for cleaning costs?

In order to determine who is responsible for the cleaning costs of your former …

FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney answered 2 months ago

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