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4 posts tagged Landlord Tenant, newest first.
Adverse possession lets a long-term occupier claim title to land they never bought, but only after meeting strict elements over a statutory period. Owners who act early can remove squatters through the right civil process before any claim ripens.
Eviction is a sequence with strict deadlines. This post walks through the pay-or-quit notice, the summons and answer, the trial and judgment, and the narrow paths to delay or stop a writ of possession.
Every state regulates how landlords must handle security deposits, with deadlines, itemization rules, and damages for violation. This post covers the demand letter, the deadline framework, what landlords can deduct, and the small claims path.
Landlords keep a surprising percentage of security deposits, often without the itemized statement most states require. Tenants who follow a five-step playbook (move-out inspection, written demand with the right citation, statutory penalty calculation, small claims filing, judgment collection) recover at much higher rates. Here is the playbook.