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Hello, my i ask your name so i know how to address you?
Hello ****! I'm FreeLawChat, your virtual legal assistant. How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
Nice to be chatting with you FLC and thank you for helping me with my questions.
You're welcome, ****! How can I assist you with your legal issue today? Could you please provide more details about your situation and your location (city and state) if relevant?
I live in Las Vegas NV and im currently renting a room from a home owner on a month to month basis
Nice to be chatting with you, ****! What specific legal issue or question do you have regarding your month-to-month rental situation in Las Vegas, NV?
Well the room im renting from the owner of the house was solely my room for a couple months And I paid my rent on time every month as agreed upon when I moved in well, the owner of the house asked me if she Could move another tenant in the same room as me and I found out that the other tenant isn't paying any rent at all and she's still charging me Rent for living in the same space is that legal?
Hi ****, thank you for providing the details. In Nevada, landlords must generally provide habitable living conditions.
- Review your lease agreement for terms about shared spaces.
- Nevada law requires proper notice for changes in tenancy.
- You may seek advice from the Nevada Housing Division.
Would you like more specific information on tenant rights in Las Vegas?
- Review your lease agreement for terms about shared spaces.
- Nevada law requires proper notice for changes in tenancy.
- You may seek advice from the Nevada Housing Division.
Would you like more specific information on tenant rights in Las Vegas?
Yes please and when i moved in she never presented a lease agreement
Hi ****, since there is no lease agreement, the following general information about tenant rights in Las Vegas, NV, might help:
- Landlords must provide habitable living conditions.
- Even without a lease, tenants have rights under Nevada law.
- Landlords must give proper notice for changes in tenancy.
Would you like additional details on how to address this situation?
- Landlords must provide habitable living conditions.
- Even without a lease, tenants have rights under Nevada law.
- Landlords must give proper notice for changes in tenancy.
Would you like additional details on how to address this situation?
Yes please
Hi ****, here are some additional details on how to address your situation in Las Vegas, NV:
- **Habitability**: Your landlord must ensure the room is habitable and meets basic living conditions.
- **Notice for Changes**: Even without a written lease, landlords must provide proper notice (typically 30 days) for significant changes, including new roommates.
- **Tenant Rights**: You may contact the Nevada Housing Division for further assistance.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint or take legal action?
- **Habitability**: Your landlord must ensure the room is habitable and meets basic living conditions.
- **Notice for Changes**: Even without a written lease, landlords must provide proper notice (typically 30 days) for significant changes, including new roommates.
- **Tenant Rights**: You may contact the Nevada Housing Division for further assistance.
Would you like more information on how to file a complaint or take legal action?
Yes please
Hi ****, here is how you can file a complaint or take legal action in Las Vegas, NV:
- **File a Complaint**: Contact the Nevada Housing Division to file a complaint against your landlord.
- **Small Claims Court**: You may file a case in small claims court for any damages or issues.
Would you like more details on contacting the Nevada Housing Division or the nearest small claims court?
- **File a Complaint**: Contact the Nevada Housing Division to file a complaint against your landlord.
- **Small Claims Court**: You may file a case in small claims court for any damages or issues.
Would you like more details on contacting the Nevada Housing Division or the nearest small claims court?
Yes please but may i add something real quick?
Of course, ****. What would you like to add?
So As I stayed before, I currently share a room with this. Tenant does not pay rent and twice. Now I've left to go do a job. In northern Nevada and the first time I left for * weeks and still panguine. I came back and. My property has been grand sacked and a bunch of my personal property and money was stolen. I told the owner about this problem and ask her if she can remove the tenant from my room. Since you're not paying rent and I am getting my stuff stolen. She basically ignored my request. I had to go work again this time. I was gone for about * weeks and I came back and now all my property in my room. Basically has is missing from the stolen ran through ransacked. I told the owner about this and I told her that I addressed this problem months ago and she never fixed it. And that I didn't think it was right to pay rent for a place where my property is being kept if it's not being safe when I go leave to do a job
Hi ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Here are steps you can take:
- **Police Report**: Report the theft to the local police.
- **Document**: Keep a record of all communications with the landlord.
- **Complaint**: File a complaint with the Nevada Housing Division.
- **Small Claims Court**: Consider filing a case for damages.
Would you like contact details for the Nevada Housing Division or the nearest small claims court?
- **Police Report**: Report the theft to the local police.
- **Document**: Keep a record of all communications with the landlord.
- **Complaint**: File a complaint with the Nevada Housing Division.
- **Small Claims Court**: Consider filing a case for damages.
Would you like contact details for the Nevada Housing Division or the nearest small claims court?
Yes please
Hi ****, here are the contact details for the Nevada Housing Division and the nearest small claims court in Las Vegas, NV:
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.housing.nv.gov
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Would you like more assistance with any other legal matters?
Nevada Housing Division
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.housing.nv.gov
Las Vegas Justice Court
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Would you like more assistance with any other legal matters?
Do you think i have a good case
Hi ****, based on the information provided, it appears you have valid concerns regarding habitability and potential landlord negligence. Key points in your favor include:
- Habitability violations
- Lack of proper notice for new tenant
- Theft and landlord inaction
For a more precise evaluation, please consult with a legal professional. Would you like additional help?
- Habitability violations
- Lack of proper notice for new tenant
- Theft and landlord inaction
For a more precise evaluation, please consult with a legal professional. Would you like additional help?
Can you tell me more about the habitability violations and the theft and landlord inaction
Hi ****, here is more information on your concerns:
- **Habitability Violations**:
- Landlords must provide safe and habitable living conditions.
- Issues like theft due to inadequate security can be seen as habitability violations.
- **Theft and Landlord Inaction**:
- Landlords have a duty to address tenant concerns and maintain a safe environment.
- Ignoring theft complaints can be considered negligence.
Would you like more specifics on how to address these issues legally?
- **Habitability Violations**:
- Landlords must provide safe and habitable living conditions.
- Issues like theft due to inadequate security can be seen as habitability violations.
- **Theft and Landlord Inaction**:
- Landlords have a duty to address tenant concerns and maintain a safe environment.
- Ignoring theft complaints can be considered negligence.
Would you like more specifics on how to address these issues legally?
Can you tell me more if the landlord fails to address the tenants? Concerns about debt and complaints of then language into the Tennis request. Can you tell me more about if the ten is liable to continue paying rent or not
Hi ****, here are details on your concerns:
- **Landlord Fails to Address Tenant Concerns**:
- Landlords must address tenant complaints and maintain a habitable living environment.
- Failure to do so can be considered a breach of tenant's rights.
- **Liability to Continue Paying Rent**:
- If the living conditions are uninhabitable or significantly breached, tenants may have grounds to withhold rent.
- Consult with a legal professional before withholding rent to avoid potential eviction.
Would you like more assistance on how to proceed legally?
- **Landlord Fails to Address Tenant Concerns**:
- Landlords must address tenant complaints and maintain a habitable living environment.
- Failure to do so can be considered a breach of tenant's rights.
- **Liability to Continue Paying Rent**:
- If the living conditions are uninhabitable or significantly breached, tenants may have grounds to withhold rent.
- Consult with a legal professional before withholding rent to avoid potential eviction.
Would you like more assistance on how to proceed legally?
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