New Hampshire Notice of Termination of Month-to-Month Lease
This form can be used by a Landlord to give notice of termination of a month-to-month tenancy to a Tenant.
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Addendums vs state law
I have finished out a year's lease and I'm now month to month. They asked me to sign an addendum stating that I would give 30 days notice. Florida law says 15 days notice is all that is required. Do I have to give 30 days notice? If I give them less than 30 days, am I subject to monetary penalties?
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- William W. Fernandez, Sr., J.D. Termination Notice for Mo. to Mo. Tenancy Facts: finished year's lease; now month to month. Asked to sign addendum that I would give 30 days notice. Florida law says 15 days notice is all that is required. Q. Do I have to give 30 days notice? If I give them less than 30 days, am I subject to monetary penalties? A. No you don't have to sign or give more than 15 days notice unless your old lease had provisions that carried over if you stayed past the term. I always put such provisions in my leases just to cover such a case. Landlord also doesn't have to keep you as a tenant and can give you a 15 day notice to Vacate. It's a two way street. There is no financial liability for not signing or not giving more notice than legally required. Ques. Would it hurt to give more notice than required?
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I have been renting a house for almost 2 yrs. The first yr I had a lease; there after it became an oral agreement month to month. The owners now want me to move out and gave me 20 days to do so. Is that legal since I dont have a place to go with my family {I'm a single mother with 3 childeren}?
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- P. Jayson Thibodaux Re: rental Sorry to hear about your situation. A landlord can terminate a residential month to month with 20 days notice to vacate. You should check your notice. The notice must indicate the address of the property and the date the tenancy is to terminate. Keep in mind that the 20 day notice must be served with at least 21 days remaining before the end of the month or period.
- Amir John Showrai Re: rental Unfortunately your status as a single mother is not legally relevant, although morally speaking, very much so. That said, under the Residential Landlord-Tenant Act, yes, a 20 day notice on a month to month lease is all that's needed, provided it is in writing. The technicalities can be an issue for a landlord, and if you fight things on that basis the landlord will resort to eviction procedures. As a renter who needs to find a new place, I suggest that you focus on finding a new place and talk to your current landlord about making sure they give a good reference and about the possibility of allowing you a couple extra weeks to find a place. Giving a good reference should not be an issue since it helps you move, which helps the landlord get what they want. Asking for extra time now is much better than not communicating and having the landlord get upset and go through an eviction process which will be costly. In other words, communication with your landlord is key here, as difficult as that is in a lot of situations.
Im on a month to month leaese,I got in a arguent with my neighbore up stairs ( is a duplex home) I was put in jail and now that im out, the landlord has change the locks in my studio, is that legal?, how long do I have to get my things out? I didnt pa him for this month.
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- Glenn M. Lyon, Esq. No, at least not based on your posting. A landlord has to file a dispossessory in court before physically removing a residential tenant, which provides you with a chance to defend the eviction. Confirm that the landlord did not file a dispossessory with the local magistrate court. If you would like to discuss any issues further, please feel free to contact my office. The link to my contact information is below. Thank you. The foregoing is general information only, not specific legal advice. No attorney/client relation has been created or should be implied.
Our landlord is defaulting on the mortgage. We have paid our rent on time for the past four years. Should we continue to pay the rent to the landlord who is being foreclosed on or contact the bank ourselves. We are on a month to month agreement. Do we have any rights?
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- Timothy McCormick You must pay the landlord as long as he owns the house. Under recent legislation the bank cannot evict you right away when the house is foreclosed. They have to give you 90-days on the same terms as you are under now. You will need to keep track of when the foreclosure happens so you can start paying rent to the bank and know the 90-day clock is ticking. Any way you look at it, though, you need to start preparing to move sooner or later.
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