Issue with lease/subletter--need advice.

amitten

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Mon Sep-01-08 01:28 AM
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Issue with lease/subletter--need advice.

I'm subletting my business space part-time to another business.

The subletter, while he hasn't violated the lease, has become a nuisance and keeps asking for me to make changes to the space. I made it clear before we signed the lease that any changes to be made would be minimal/limited. His demands keep escalating well beyond what we agreed on verbally and he has become rude and very angry with me when I deny the changes. I want him out, as it's becoming clear that he's mentally unstable and very volatile.

What can I do?

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thecrow

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Fri Oct-09-09 02:21 PM
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1. Get thee to an attorney

if you want realtime help

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mahina

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Wed Jun-16-10 12:10 PM
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2. I can offer a point or two.

First off, any agreement that isn't in writing isn't an agreement in the eyes of the court.

Second first off, safety first! Do you think he is a threat to your safety?

I agree with the last poster, this is a situation for a good smart calm competent lawyer. Good luck, let us know how you're doing!

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