Cleveland Housing Court

Please call 216.664.4988 and asked to be transferred to a Housing Court Specialist. Or come,to the 13th Floor of the Justice Center Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

That would be a question for a housing court specialist

Serve tenant with a 3day notice That form should be on housing court website

I'm assuming to take them to Housing Court... BUT... I was a Witness for a WHOLE DIFFERENT SITUATION... I don't know why THEY even considered it being under HOUSING... I 🤔🤔

No. Tenants rights would be violated. I recommend u contact an attorney to ensure u dont break any laws or cause a lawsuit.

You could report it to the police.

You should get a lawyer. That is illegal but hard to prove.

You honestly need to move because it has been condemned that means no one should be living there.

Landlord decision

Put your mobet in escrow downtown

Yup

Was their mail coming there ?

If they are not on the lease you have to give them eviction notice you still have the right to give him eviction papers you have to go downtown and filed the motion or Cleveland Heights and filed a motion

Get that person to sign sign a power of attorney or a quick deed signed for you

If adopted by the court and is part of the court decision, it is binding.

Did you receive a written notice? Do you live in the home under a previous lease? Do you have a security deposit with the new landlord?

Yes

Not much because unfortunately it's out of the hands of the landlord. She may have to go to a shelter and she may be able to get her security deposit back

No

You should of received a 3 day. Eviction notice first within the month stating why the are evicting you. Example..non--payment of rent. Even if you moving. They still can take you to court and try to collect on past due rent or damages. But the landlord his to file an eviction with the courts.then you have to be served a court date. If you received a court date. You can also can file a countersuit and dispute reasons for non payment of rent and ask for a dollar amount. You would have to go file with the courts and pay a fee of $25.00, prior to going to your eviction court date. Go and speak to a housing specialist first down there. Also, if you can get a statement from that neighbor that your neighbor. That can help prove your case and sue the landlord for deformation of character. Disclosing your business to a 3rd party without your permission. From this point on save all conversations and text messages emails voicemails from your landlord to help prove your case.

Yes

Sending them a 30days notice to fix the lock and give you the keys or you are going to take them downtown and file with the housing court for maintenance issues and pay your rent to the courts until they fix it. State that if they do NOT fix the issue in 30days. You will seek legal action. In the state of OHIO. YOU CAN NOT XHANGE A TENANTS LOCKS WITHOUT PROVIDING THEM A KEY. THEY ARE BREAKING YOUR LEASE CLAUSE. Now you can change your locks but then they may come back on you for damages and state you did not get permission to change them. I would send a 30days notice first stating "YOU NEED YOUR LOCKS CHANGED ON FRONT DOOR AND PROVIDE A NEW KEY OR YOU WILL FILE YOUR RENT WITH THE HOUSING COURT UNTIL THIS MATTER US RESOLVED.

Please call Housing Court at 216.664.4295. One of the Specialists can talk with you.

That's right!

Are you landlord or tenant

Come to the 13th Floor at the Justice Center and ask for a Housing Court Specialist to help you.

First. Even if its a month to month lease after one year of residence. You still need to give your landlord a 30days notice. Reason..this gives them time to place an ad in the paper for a new tenant or just look for a new tenant and cover their rent expenses for that month. It has to be in writing. 2ndly..if the lanlord refuses to do a walk through. You have to prove to the courts you made an effort to meet with them or reached out to them. Its good you have video of the unit prior to leaving. If they refuse to accept your keys and you don't have an address. You can take the keys to the post office and mail them off to the old address you lived immediately after moving out. Keep your post office receipt and notify the landlord the keys were mailed from the post office next day air or 3 day certified mail to the last known address. 3rd..never do any repairs to the home Unless its in writing as agreement with your landlord as part of your lease agreement.

If I were you, I would call a Cleveland Housing Court Specialist on the 13th floor. Their number is 664-4295 Mon -Fri 9 am to 400 pm