I still in an apartment the person who was on the lease with me have order from the court to move out.?
920688
In every state I've heard of, the background check fee is legal, the move out fee could be legal (check your lease), and if the pest problem is bad enough to pose a health risk to the other renters, the pest man coming in could be legal. \nAlso because your roommate moved out, you have to move out as well. Most places rent to the apartment, not to the renters (this is why partial payments on rent don't let one person stay for a fraction of the month).\nComing into an apartment without your permission is not legal unless you gave permission (say like on the lease).
91745
You are a visitor.  If you two get in an argument, he can ask you to leave since you have not rights in the apartment.
647861
I WORK AT AN APARTMENT COMPLEX IN DELAWARE. IF SOMEONE IS ON A LEASE AND ARE RENTING THE LAW IN DE IS SIXTY (60) DAYS NOTICE. BUT IF HE IS JUST LIVING WITH YOU AND IS NOT ON THE LEASE, I DON'T THINK YOU HAVE TO GIVE HIM NOTICE. YOU CAN TELL HIM CAUSE OF HIS ACTION YOU DONT FEEL COMFORTABLE LIVING WITH HIM ANYMORE. YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK AND SEE IF YOUR STATE HAS A LANDLORD TENANT CODE BOOK AND CHECK AND SEE WHAT IT SAYS.
1121460
take her to court. or just serve eviction papers and possibly take a loss for what she owes you
556256
He cannot evict you based on a false claim. Do not talk to him anymore and respond to him only in writing from this point on. He has to prove this other party is living in the house based on a lease that is expired. However, if you are dealing with a verbal, this means you are on a month-to-month arrangement at this point and he has the right to give you 30 days notice and you do have to move. The only real way to win this is to sue him for the stay of eviction which can be done in small claims court but will probably take longer than the time you need to move. The main point however, is you do not have your bf living with you and it cannot be proven otherwise. I would stick to my guns on that and stay put until you can leave. The complaint is unfounded but you made the mistake of telling someone you moved your boyfriend in. You will be watched until the landlord is satisfied he doesn't live there. Keep the bf away from you for awhile or stay at his place once a week or so. Hope this helps.
42723
Call the Department of Health. The landlord has probably broken the lease and you can move with your deposit. I would have already moved if it's been since October. That is BS! I have kids mysself and I would not put up with that. I had a mold problem and I told the landlord I can move out because he did not provide aduquite quarters for my family, and I had to pay rent for a bathroom that I didn't even use. Good luck!
211944
First did you sign that lease ? If you did  you have signed a legal binding contract no matter if you moved in or not .The landlord can carry you to court and charge you for all past due rent plus a cost of a lease break,I would call her (be nice) and ask her where you stand as far as your lease goes at this time trust me I use to be an apartment manager she has the ups on you the cards are in her hands.If she wont talk to you go over her head and call the district manager.good luck
1085340
You can legally stay in the apartment, and you most definetly should have your lawyer involved.  If said landlord is in breach of the contract, you do not have to pay rent.  Your lawyer may advise you to pay anyway, just to make you look good (if/when it goes to court), and if so - do it.  But without a doubt, get a lawyer involved.  Cases like this can be very, very tricky, especially if a property management company is involved.  (The property managers usually have pretty good lawyers!)
1100447
They can't file eviciton on you because you're not on the lease and they need to find a reason to evict your friend that moved out. They could file eviction on her for breach of contract since she's not staying there anymore. It all depends on how anal the landlord wants to be.
153527
Go to the RRA... Renters Rights Association. They will handle it! They eat that kinda crap up... I know cuz I have been an apartment manager b4 and the owners where total asses... there was so many things i couldnt do after the tentants were promised things by the owners then went back on em... good luck
878581
Go hire a lawyer.\n\nOr go to the courts....to the division that you'll need the order from.
215694
What did your lease say about this problem..
251010
Without an explicit (written) agreement, you can be evicted at her discretion.  Where she will have trouble, however, is that she needs to give you appropriate notice of her intention to do so (to enable you to make alternate arrangements).  So long as you are not in violation of any laws or explicit policies of hers, you should be entitled to a reasonable time before you actually have to vacate.  The law would most likely deem 30 days as reasonable and I believe you should ask her to give you at least that. You could certainly sue her for any monies she received from you for which she provided no services or goods.  You could also sue her for any harm that befalls you because she failed to give you reasonable notice (time to look for another place to live).  If you let her know that you intend to leave (and you should have decided to do so by now), but that you require 30 days (for which you will pay her if you have not done so), she should give it to you in exchange for your agreeing not to cause legal problems for her and her family.  If she refuses, contact the local law school or local Bar Association and ask for assistance in finding pro bono (free or mostly free) legal counsel.  Best of luck to you in this terrible situation.
836130
Send him an certified mail requesting that he move his belongings out within certain period.  Say 60 days.  He has to sign for the mail, which would mean that he has been notified.\nAnd, the letter would be admissible in a court of law in case you have to go to court.\n\nVery likely, he will move out.  If he doesn't, you will have a proof that you have served him with a notification.
647578
A default judgment is entered. Usually you are sent a copy of the judgment and if you are not out by the time specified in the order or by state law, the landlord asks for an execution which authorizes someone to move you out.\n\nIf the cause is failure to pay rent, it can be very short.
714886
I don't believe he can legally do that without a court order.  My step-father owns a couple of rental properties.  And when someone is behind on their rent even if they are really behind he has to go through all this legal garbage before he can do anything.  And even with a court order for their eviction then he has to get a sheriff to remove them from the apartment if they still aren't moved out by the date that the judge orders them too.  The whole process is long, expensive, and stressful for the landlord.  That is probably why that person's landlord is just trying to get them out by boarding up the place.  They should call the police and have them deal with it.  Good luck to your friend.
1166867
If I were in your shoes I would just get to July 1 and then tell him in writting that you will be moving Aug 1.  Lease or not in most areas you must be give a thirty day eviction notice if he intends to kick you out.  So with 45 days to go just get to July 1 then you are in a thiry day window.