Tenant Rights In Illinois

Summary

Tenants in illinois with a signed lease are protected under the lease terms unless a violation occurs. Verbal requests to vacate arent legally binding. Landlords must follow proper eviction procedures. Discrimination based on registered sex offender status might be contested. Consider seeking legal advice to protect your rights. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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adam
Hi Adam! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
i am a current tenant in a apartment and my landlord verbally asked me to leave and then after about * mins said it was ok to stay. I was asked to leave due to being a registered sex offender in Illinois where i currently reside. I have a signed lease agreement and no violation of the lease agreement have been violated. what are my options here in Illinois
In Illinois, as a tenant with a signed lease, you're protected under the lease terms unless a violation occurs. Here are some key points:
- A verbal request to leave isn't legally binding.
- Your landlord must follow proper eviction procedures if they wish to terminate the lease.
- Discrimination based on your status might be contested.
Consider seeking legal advice to protect your rights. Do you want assistance connecting with a local lawyer?
yes. Someone capable of practicing law in Illinois
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