Ann W. asked
In the continuing saga of my son and his girlfriend, I have a housing question. The girlfriend and my son rented an apartment for which the lease, which had both names on it, expired last June. The girlfriend moved out and we paid her back her deposit. My son continued living there without a lease. She moved back in two months ago, against our wishes, and began paying rent but has not paid any deposit. If my son has to move out, we are still liable for the deposit, and I am sure she does not have $1200 to pay us back. What are our legal and financial responsibilities, and can she be made to move out instead?
February 19th, 2023
Erika C. answered
First, you do not have legal or financial responsibility for the apartment since your name was never...
February 19th, 2023
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