Tenant Rights In Franklinville

Summary

Landlords in Franklinville, New Jersey, must maintain habitable premises and cannot retaliate against tenants for exercising their rights. Rent increases must be just and reasonable. Tenants can report code violations to the local health department and may withhold rent or repair and deduct in severe cases. Landlords cannot evict tenants without a valid court order. Legal aid is available for those on a fixed income. Contact Legal Services of New Jersey for free legal help.

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I need help getting information for tenant
Hi **** ****, to provide you with the best assistance, could you please specify the location you're referring to and clarify your specific concern regarding tenant information?
Franklinville New Jersey
Hello **** ****, in Franklinville, New Jersey:
- Landlords must keep rental premises habitable under the "implied warranty of habitability."
- Rent increases must be "just and reasonable."
- Landlords can't retaliate against tenants for exercising their rights.
For more detailed information, you can visit the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs website.
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Hello **** ****, it seems you still need assistance. Could you please specify what further help you need regarding tenant laws in Franklinville, New Jersey?
My landlord is not doing what he's supposed to I did have a contract that was up in * and I should have got proof of ownership and I have not there have been some things that needed fixing around this place and when I was in the least he wouldn't fix it because he said I had a lease now that the lease was up I have not fixed it because I can't get at least I'm not putting money into something that's not gonna be long to me now we have a tree in the back that's falling down and I can't get them to cut it down it's going to fall on my roof
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, **** ****. In New Jersey:
- Landlords must maintain habitable premises.
- Tenants can report code violations to local health department.
- In severe cases, tenants may withhold rent or "repair and deduct".
Consider seeking professional legal help.
I need some real guidance I'm scared I want to move but I want to exercise my rights but I'm afraid they're going to kick me out I have a lot of health conditions I have a minor child
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, **** ****. In New Jersey:
- Landlords cannot evict tenants without a valid court order.
- You have the right to live in a safe environment.
- You may be eligible for Legal Aid assistance.
Consider contacting a local legal aid organization for support.
I tried finding the legal aid number and I can't find it I'm on a fixed income amount of disability so I can't afford a lot
I'm sorry you're going through this, **** ****. You can contact Legal Services of New Jersey for free legal help.

Legal Services of New Jersey


Phone: *-*-LSNJ-LAW
Website: www.lsnj.org
Thanks
You're welcome, **** ****! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck with your situation.