Topic
Eviction
252 published works
Texas Bankruptcy Blog
Can I Keep My Apartment during Bankruptcy?
By Bryan Fears
Whether you can keep your apartment during your bankruptcy is an important question for many debtors. If possible, this is a question you may consider asking – and answering –…
PropertyProf Blog
Why Are There Vacant Storefronts?
By propertyprof
Matt Yglesias asks some questions about the boarded up commerical property in San Diego:Downtown San Diego, for example, features a lot of unemployed storefronts these days. It's simple enough to…
PropertyProf Blog
“It’s Easy to Tell Who’s Going to Win in Eviction Court”
By propertyprof
That's the conclusion of sociologist Matthew Desmond, reporting in the New York Times on his study of eviction court proceedings.On one side of the room sit the tenants: men in work…
New Jersey Law Blog
Landlord’s Eviction Complaint Filed Prior to Expiration of FDCPA Letter’s 30-Day Notice Deemed Premature – Court Re-Affirms Lawyer Is a Debt Collector
In Cisero v Rosen, ESX-LT 27084-12, Essex County Court Judge Mahlon Fast (also the author of the New Jersey "Guide to Landlord Tenant Actions in Special Civil Part") held that…
New Jersey Law Blog
IDT Gets Served Eviction Complaint – More Commercial Landlords Flex Litigation Muscles in Strengthening Economy
More and more commercial landlords in New Jersey are proceeding with eviction actions for unpaid rents with larger tenants. Case in point was the recent article in The Star-Ledger on…
Cincinnati Real Estate and Business Attorney
Ohio Evictions – Set Out Procedure
Once you have your court date and a writ is issued, the tenant will either leave voluntarily or will stay, forcing your to physically set them out. Set Out Procedure…
PropertyProf Blog
People Living in Slums Across Africa Protest Forced Evictions
By propertyprof
"Thousands of slum dwellers including those under threat from forced eviction are taking part in a week of action across Africa supported by Amnesty International and partners. Activists in Chad,…
PropertyProf Blog
What, Exactly, Is the Role of the Police?
By propertyprof
Illegally evict 10s of thousands from their homes? No police response. Try to set up free food bank on a public sidewalk outside of Bank of America?
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Bankruptcy Court Addresses Whether Landlord or Debtor Tenant Must Evict Bankrupt Subtenant
In re Amicus Wind Down Corporation, No. 11-13167 (KG) (Bankr. D. Del. Feb. 24, 2012). Issue Addressed Whether the burden of evicting a bankrupt subtenant fell upon the debtor/tenant or landlord?…
PropertyProf Blog
Life of a Landlord: Can a Tenant Cancel the Decision to Move Out?
By propertyprof
The L.A. Times explores what happens when a tenant gives a landlord notice that he's vacating, but then changes his mind. The real estate expert for the Times writes, "When…