It might also only be a civil matter in some states.

Please remain civil.

I think this litigation zeal is worse now than it has ever been.

Please keep this civil . . . thanks.

But in many (most) states "common lawy" or civil code probably requires the landlord to either "renew" or notify tenant of "non-renewal" at least 30 days prior to the end of the lease.In any case any "on the job" landlord should be keeping in touch with the tenants to determine their intentions and either extend or give notice of non-intent to renew.all cash

Security, medical, technology, opportunity, environmental, civil rights, and equality (especially for women) are just not as they are in the US.

If your partners are driving you crazy, or if you're all crazy, exercise a little civility and be willing to call it over.If a good buy/sell arrangement was not included in your partnership agreement, make your own.

Unfortunately, this happens with some regularity and the police will often say that it's a civil matter.

My dad works more on the developing end because he owns a civil engineering and land surveying company which is a great resource for me.Also, I have a friend that I've known for most of my life who retired (from "having" to work everyday) when he was 33.

See the Civil Rules of Procedure in Justice Court regarding evictions.