Landlord Refusing Rent Payments

Summary

In Michigan, landlords cannot refuse rent payments without a valid reason. If they do, they may lose their eviction rights. Inform the judge and seek legal advice. A landlord must follow the legal eviction process, including providing written notice and winning an eviction lawsuit. For month-to-month tenancies, a 30-day notice is required. If a judge finds the landlord unlawfully stopped accepting payments, they may rule against the eviction.

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How do you now if a summons is fake
To verify if a summons is legitimate, you can:
- Check if it has a court's seal or logo
- Look for a case number
- Confirm with the court mentioned on the summons
It's important to not ignore any court documents. If uncertain, seek legal advice.
How do u look up the case number
To look up a case number, you can:
- Visit the court's website and search in their public access or records section.
- Call the court clerk and provide them with the relevant information.
Please note, procedures may vary by location.
How long do the defendant have to speak
In most court proceedings, the defendant is given equal time to speak as the plaintiff. However, the exact duration can vary from court to court and also depends on the complexity of the case. You may want to ask your lawyer or the court clerk for the specific details.
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How does a Zoom court hearing work?
Answer: A Zoom court hearing operates much like a physical court hearing. Both parties log in at the set time, and the judge presides over the hearing digitally. The order of speaking usually follows traditional court procedure and varies by court. It's important to mute yourself when not speaking.
Aint it iilegal * a landlord to stop u from paying rent
Yes, it's generally illegal for landlords to refuse rent payments. But specifics can vary. Could you please provide more details about your situation?
In Michigan
In Michigan, a landlord cannot refuse rent without a valid reason. If they do, they may lose their rights to evict you later. Also, they can't force you out without a court order. If you're facing such issues, consider seeking legal advice.
What if they demanding they property back
In Michigan, a landlord cannot forcibly remove you from the property. They must follow the legal eviction process which includes:
- Providing written notice
- Filing an eviction lawsuit
- Winning the lawsuit
If your landlord tries to evict you without following these steps, it may be considered illegal. Consider seeking legal advice.
For a month to month tenant
In Michigan, notice for termination of a month-to-month lease should be given at least one month in advance. If your landlord has not provided this, it may be against the law. What notice have you been given?
A 30 day notice to quit correct
Yes, in Michigan, a landlord must generally provide a *-day notice to quit for month-to-month tenancies. If they fail to do this, it may be considered a violation of your rights.
So if the landlord stop me and section * payment today thats illegal right should i tell the judge that
In Michigan, a landlord cannot abruptly stop accepting rent or Section * vouchers without proper notice or legal reason. Yes, you should inform the judge about this in your hearing. Be prepared with all relevant documents and evidence.
What would happen if the judge found out they stop letting me pay
If a judge in Michigan discovers that your landlord unlawfully stopped accepting your payments, they may rule in your favor. The landlord might be ordered to accept your payments and possibly penalized. Always consult with a legal professional for specific advice.
Mines stop today should i still tell him
Yes, you should still inform the judge about your situation. It's important to present all relevant facts during your hearing. Ensure you have all necessary documents as evidence.
They just tryna put me out thats why they stopped
It's essential to explain your situation accurately to the judge. Have there been any other incidents where your landlord tried to unlawfully evict you? This information could be helpful in presenting your case.
So if the judge found out they stop accepting my payment can they still evict or demand they property back
If a judge in Michigan finds out your landlord stopped accepting your payments without valid reason, they may rule against the eviction. However, the decision will depend on the specifics of your situation and any evidence presented. Always consult with a legal professional.
Can they bring it back up
Could you please clarify what you mean by "bring it back up"? Are you referring to the eviction process, the stopped payments, or something else?
Yea if i win can they bring it back up
If you win the eviction case, your landlord generally cannot "bring it back up" without new grounds for eviction. However, laws can vary. Are you asking about a specific situation or just in general?
And they should let me pay rent again correct
Yes, typically after an eviction case, if the tenant wins, the landlord should accept rent payments again. However, it would depend on the specifics of the judgement. Have you received any communication from your landlord about this?
Today they just declined a payment from me and section * today
In Michigan, it's generally illegal for landlords to refuse rent payments, including Section *. If they do, they could lose their eviction rights. Inform your judge about this refusal during your hearing, and consider seeking legal advice.