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Resolving Landlord-Tenant Disputes
Most disagreements between landlords and tenants can be resolved with informal discussion, mediation, or, if necessary, small claims court.
Tenant Rental Rights
When it comes to rental housing, both landlords and tenants have certain legal rights and responsibilities, most of which fall under state law...
How to Handle Security Deposit Disputes
Here's how to take action if your landlord has not returned your deposit (in full or at all) or has violated another state security deposit law.
Rental Property Foreclosures
The foreclosure crisis affects almost as many renters as homeowners. When landlords default on their mortgages, innocent tenants often end up evicted...
How can I resolve a complicated dispute with my landlord? What is a landlord-tenant dispute resolution and litigation option?
My landlord and I disagree about who needs to take care of cockroaches. I say that pest control is his responsibility. He says that he never had roaches in the rental house before I moved in. He blames them on my 2 dogs and 3 cats...
Is arbitration available when my tenant disputes my eviction notice? How does arbitration work?
I want to evict one of the tenants because of complaints from the other two tenants, but the tenant is requesting arbitration. How does this work?
Divorce And Children
State Divorce And Children Articles
- Creating a Visitation Agreement: A Critical Step in the Divorce Process
- Child Custody Evaluations
- How to Prepare for a Child Custody Evaluation
- Parental Alienation Syndrome
- Rotating Custody a/k/a Split Custody of Minor Children
- Florida Divorce FAQs
- Divorce In Florida
- Florida Divorce Challenges for Co-Parents of Autistic & ADHD Children
- Florida Adopts New Custodial Terms and Concepts
- Tips for Parents Engaged in the Divorce Process
- Child Custody During Divorce in Florida
- Determining Child Support in Florida
- How is Child Visitation Determined in a Florida Divorce?
Nationwide Divorce And Children Articles
- Child Custody Checklist
- Child Custody Agreements
- Child Custody Basics: Rights, Residency, and Relationships
- Child Custody: International Moves, the Hague Convention, and Retention of U.S. Jurisdiction
- Child Custody Move-Away Issues
- Can a Custodial Parent Take a Child Out of State?
- Custody and Visitation Disputes: Best and Worst Cases
- Child Custody Orders and Judicial Authority
- Child Custody: Parents vs. Grandparents
- Divorce Dictionary
- Documentation in Child Custody Cases
- Grandparents' Rights to Custody and Visitation
- Joint Custody and the Best Interest Standard
- Positive Parenting Through Divorce
- Post-Divorce Stress: Changing Custody
- Psychological Testing in Custody Cases
- Summary of the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction
- Visitation Problems
- Visitation Problems in High Conflict Divorces
- What is a Parenting Plan?
- Child Support 101: Questions and Answers for New Jersey Parents
- Florida Child Custody and Relocation Laws
- Sample of Typical Elements in a Prenuptial Agreement
- Steps to Get Custody of the Kids During Divorce
- When Do Courts Award Joint Custody?
- Dealing with a Guardian Ad Litem
- Divorce and Children's Names
- Child Support Past the Age of 18 in Arizona
- A Guide to Family Court
- File for an Uncontested Divorce
- How to Serve Divorce Papers to a Missing Spouse
- Can I Change My Mind About Adoption?
- Can My Parental Rights be Terminated?
- I Was a Surrogate Mother: Can I Keep the Child?
- What Are the Child Support Enforcement Laws?
- What to do When Your Child is Taken by Parent to a Foreign Country
- Custody Disputes: What is Parental Kidnapping?
- How Do I Get an Increase in Child Support?
- What is the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act?
- The Impact of Domestic Violence on Divorce and Child Custody Cases
- How Do I Get a Decrease in Child Support?
- How Do I Enforce my Child Support Order?
- How To Become a Guardian ad Litem
- Can I Use the Children's Bill of Rights to Get Sole Custody?
- Dos and Don'ts For Custody Evaluations
- How The Guardian ad Litem Is Chosen
- What Child Visitation Laws Will Ensure I See My Children?
- How To Discuss Custody With Your Children
- Guardian ad Litem's Evaluation Process
- Guardian ad Litem and the Children's Bill of Rights
- How to Establish Child Visitation Rules During Divorce
- Children in Divorce: Dealing with Custody and Visitation Fairly
- Will My Financial Status Influence the Guardian ad Litem?
- Children's Bill of Rights During a Divorce
- Parental Alienation Victim: Child Hates Parent After Divorce
- Preparing for a Child Custody Hearing
- Texas Divorce Laws: Child Relocation With Custodial Parent
- How to Prevent Parental Alienation Syndrome
- Parental Alienation and Determining Child Custody
- Child Name Change After Divorce
- Step-Parent Adoption Requirements
- Divorcing With Kids: Joint Custody
- What is Considered Child Abandonment by a Parent?
- How to Improve Your Odds of Getting Child Custody During a Divorce
- Georgia Divorce Laws on Support and Child Custody
- How to Get Custody of Your Child
- Child Support in Your Divorce Settlement
- Understanding Your Child Visitation Rights
- What Do We Tell Our Kids About the Divorce? When?
- Keeping the Childs Best Interest During Divorce
- Child Support Guidelines: What Are They?
- The Best Interests of the Child: Factors a Judge May Consider in Deciding Custody
- Child Custody Evaluations During Divorce
- Child Custody Evaluations: Do’s and Don’ts for Parents
- Legal and Physical Custody of Children
All Landlord and Tenant Disputes Articles
Most disagreements between landlords and tenants can be resolved with informal discussion, mediation, or, if necessary, small claims court.
When it comes to rental housing, both landlords and tenants have certain legal rights and responsibilities, most of which fall under state law...
Here's how to take action if your landlord has not returned your deposit (in full or at all) or has violated another state security deposit law.
The foreclosure crisis affects almost as many renters as homeowners. When landlords default on their mortgages, innocent tenants often end up evicted...
Questions & Answers About Landlord-Tenant Disputes
My landlord and I disagree about who needs to take care of cockroaches. I say that pest control is his responsibility. He says that he never had roaches in the rental house before I moved in. He blames them on my 2 dogs and 3 cats...
I want to evict one of the tenants because of complaints from the other two tenants, but the tenant is requesting arbitration. How does this work?
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