landlord tenant
soon after making complaints to local, state and federal depts. on the condition of the place i was living was the landlord began to retaliate for filing notice to quit, shutting off power, breaking and entering (which criminal report was made) and taking possesions just to name a few. we were recently in court and the judge asked if i would like to file a counterclaim against him as some serious laws have been broke, i said i would. the judge said i have 21 days to file the responsive pleadings with the courts. what exactly do they need for me to file the countersuit (responsive pleadings)? is there a special court form i need to fill out or do i just need to respond in writing with a desription of the events and the amount i would like to be rewarded? also, the landlord had from day 1 requested a jury trial for this matter and the judge said that discoveries are to be completed by 4/23/09. what exactly is that? if i can get some answers it would be much appreciated as i have tried to contact local legal aid and have not gotten any response back and only have 9 days left to file this counter, and just do not have the extra money to hire an attorney at this point. thanks
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Notice to quit Is there such a thing called a notice to quit ?
Notice to quit
Is there such a thing called a notice to quit ? If there is , is it when a boyfriend and girlfriend break up and one of them own the house that they live in, and they are trying to get the other one out.
I am considering issuing a notice to quit to my tenent, she has 2 childred, 11…
I am considering issuing a notice to quit to my tenent, she has 2 childred, 11 and 4 years of age. how long could it really take to get her out?
eviction After I served a tenent with a notice to quit what is the next step?
eviction
After I served a tenent with a notice to quit what is the next step? Where do I go to file for eviction?
Pay required when notice to quit is given.
Pay required when notice to quit is given.
I know I’m going to be leaving my company. I would like to give them a 2 or 3 month notice so they will have time to train or hire someone to replace me before I leave. But, I’m afraid that when I give my notice they will make me leave right then. If they make me leave right a way do they have to pay me for any of the time I offered to remain working?
Or is two weeks all they would have to pay me?