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Eviction Trouble – Tenant’s Rights – Property Disputes – Noise Law – Flood Damage Claims
GOT EVICTION TROUBLE? TENANT’S RIGHTS – PROPERTY DAMAGE DISPUTES – FORECLOSURE TROUBLE – NOISE LAW – FLOOD DAMAGE CLAIMS Whether you are looking to rent an apartment or you’re involved in a landlord-tenant dispute or property damage claim, know your legal rights as a tenant or homeowner. Learn about rental agreements, payment of rent and security deposits. Read more…
Assignor
A person who assigns right to another.
Assignment
The legal act of transfer of an entire right, or set of rights to another person. For example, I assigned my rights to the vehicle to my Uncle Fred.
Assignee
A person who receives an assignment of a lease or, other legal rights over personal or real property.
Property Owners – Fence & Property Line Disputes
Property disputes involving fences and allegations of encroachment are among the most heavily litigated types of cases and are almost always contentious.
Eviction And Breaking A Lease
Oral Agreements Read if tenants are bound by rental agreements that are not in writing. Learn how to prove an oral rental agreement and how to write a rental agreement. Fighting Eviction Find out if your landlord can evict you if you’ve signed a lease. Learn if there is any kind of behavior that can result Read more…
Tenant Rights – Explained
Fighting Eviction – Leases Learn about leases and month-to-month rental agreements. Learn if you can be kicked out in the middle of a lease and how to fight eviction. Learn what happens if you decide to move in the middle of your lease and what happens if your lease runs out but you don’t want Read more…
Noise Law – Legal Nuisance
Noise Trouble? Under state law tenants have the right to the “quiet enjoyment of one’s property” This includes being free from intrusive outside noise caused by neighbors, maintenance and construction sites. Can I Legally Stop My Neighbor From Making Too Much Noise? Yes you can. While courts have the judicial authority to enjoin and stop noisy neighbors, most courts require Read more…
Landlord Legal Duty To Renters
Under real property law governing landlords and tenants, landlords in most states have an affirmative legal duty to provide their tenants with the quite enjoyment of their rented premises. This includes the right of the tenant to privacy and the right to have ones premises in good and safe working order and free from dangerous Read more…