My husband was electricuted the weekend we moved into our Apt. We come to find out the landlord knew all along she had faulty wiring.
Ever since then he’s traumatized of plugging anything into an electrical socket
I’ve already spoken with some attorneys but they’re all 2 big 4 this small case.

I do know how 2 check the yellowpages TYVM, already did that, was hoping an attorney would contact me.

I live in CA, in a 2br apt with 7 people. As a sub-leaser, I signed my name on the contract but I am still unsure if they turned in the form. The 2 leasers are trying to kick us out of the apartment, giving us a notice saying we are going to be evicted. It asks for a signature but we are not signing it because it looks like they typed it themselves on microsoft word. They are falsely accusing us of drugs when we never did. She says it’s an eviction but don’t you have to go to court for an eviction? They are giving us 30 days to move out. Also, can I sue them for falsely making us sign something?

If the person is over the age of 18, graduated from High School and is not paying rent, what are their rights and what are the rights of the owner of the residence (parent) as it pertains to the eviction of the child. What happens to their property if the parents decide to kick the child out. I am asking for U.S. Law. More specifically, North Carolina. The situation does not involve anything like theft, violence or disturbances made by the adult-child, simply there eviction. Also, the person in question, although not paying rent, is marked as a dependent on the parent’s taxes. I assume dependents carry certain rights a non-dependent would.

I am not asking for “I think so”s or “Well, I’m guessing”s because I already know how to form theories. If anyone happens to have the knowledge concerning this topic of any place or country, or know where I can find this information, please comment.
I’d also like to know the law/rights pertaining to the property of the child; clothes, books, etc. Does the parent have the legal right to kick the child out and keep their stuff? Can they legally throw out their belongings? I’d also appreciate it if opinions and negative comments were left out of the “Answers”. This question is for my friend, not me, so any negative remarks will be wasted because I’m not going to tell him what you said if it’s just an opinion.