Lease Discrepancies Legal Options

Summary

In Nevada, you can sue for different issues related to a lease agreement separately, even after addressing rent discrepancies. The statute of limitations for contract issues, including leases, is 4 years. If a lease document is falsified, you may have grounds for claims such as fraud, wrongful eviction, breach of contract, emotional distress, and lost wages. Document all discrepancies and consult an attorney for guidance. Harassment or negligence by property management is illegal, and you should document all interactions and seek legal advice. Consider contacting Nevada Legal Services for assistance.

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In Nevada, you can indeed sue for different issues related to your lease agreement separately. Here are some points to consider:
- Each legal issue (e.g., rent discrepancies, property conditions) can be treated as a separate matter.
- Ensure you adhere to any relevant statutes of limitations.
- Consulting with a local attorney is advisable for specific guidance.
Do you have any other specific concerns regarding your lease agreement?
In Nevada it is 4 years
In Nevada, the statute of limitations for contract issues, including lease agreements, is 4 years. This means you have 4 years from the date the issue arises to file a lawsuit.
Do you have any other specific concerns or questions about your lease agreement?
Well it's complicated I signed a lease then my move in date changed so I ended up signing two more leases due to moved in date changing. But I already sued for rent back. So during that process I had come across the lease attached to the landlord complaint when I was evicted. The complaint is falsified missing pages no signatures and rent listed as $*.* oh and copy right date is November * date of lease */*/* at a
It sounds like you have a strong case, especially if the lease document attached to the landlord's complaint is falsified. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Document the discrepancies: Keep all evidence of the falsified lease, including the missing pages and incorrect dates.
- Consult an attorney: Given the gravity of falsification, it's crucial to get legal advice to explore your options for challenging the eviction or suing for damages.
Do you have any specific concerns or need help with a particular part of this process?
At small claims court the defense used a lease dated */*/* that manager signed 6 months later after eviction process began
It seems you have a potentially strong case, especially with the evidence of a falsified lease used in court. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Gather Evidence: Collect all documents, including the lease dated */*/* and signatures.
- Consult an Attorney: An attorney can help determine the best legal strategy given the falsification.
Do you need help finding a local attorney in Nevada?
Besides rent back what are other things I could sue for
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In addition to rent back, you might consider suing for the following issues:
- Fraud: If the lease was falsified, you may have grounds for a fraud claim.
- Wrongful Eviction: If the eviction was based on falsified documents.
- Breach of Contract: For any violations of the lease terms.
- Emotional Distress: If the situation caused significant stress or hardship.
Do you need further details on any of these claims?
Well I did loose my job cause of the eviction
Losing your job because of the eviction adds another layer to your case. You might consider the following additional claims:
- Lost Wages: Due to job loss related to the eviction.
- Emotional Distress: For the stress and hardship caused.
- Punitive Damages: If the landlord's actions were particularly egregious.
Would you like more details on how to pursue these claims?
No I'm just asking questions In general
Got it. I'm glad to help with general questions. Given the situation you described, it seems you have a potentially strong case.
Do you have any other general legal concerns or questions about landlord-tenant issues or anything else?
Well right now where I live is managed by same property management company different owners though but same asst manager happens to also be at my current residence also I feel like I'm being harassed on a way when I put service request in it takes extremely long for it to be done I have to call weeks later after I put in a request and yell and it's some excuse then I call again and then the next day they fix it . I was late on rent this month I have it all they refused the notice declaration of service was not signed eirher
It sounds like you are experiencing harassment and possible negligence from your property management. Here are some points to consider:
- Document Everything: Keep detailed records of all requests, communications, and delays.
- Harassment: Harassment by a landlord or property management is illegal.
- Consult an Attorney: Get legal advice to explore your options for holding them accountable.
Do you need help finding a local attorney in Nevada?
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