To begin an eviction action, the plaintiff, usually the landlord, must file a petition in writing stating the following:(1) the name of the plaintiff;(2) the name, address, telephone number, and fax number, if any, of the plaintiff’s attorney, if applicable, or the address, telephone number, and fax number, if any, of the plaintiff;(3) the name, address, and telephone number, if known, of the defendant; and (4) if the plaintiff consents to email service of the answer and any other motions or pleadings, a statement consenting to email service and email contact information.In addition, the petition must contain the following information:(1) a description, including the address, if any, of the premises that the plaintiff seeks possession of;(2) a description of the facts and the grounds for eviction;(3) a description of when and how notice to vacate was delivered; (4) the total amount of rent due and unpaid at the time of filing, if any; and(5) a statement that attorney fees are being sought, if applicable.The complaint should list all home and work addresses of each tenant and state that the landlord knows of no other home or work addresses of the tenant in the county where the premises are located.Each tenant who has signed a lease must be joined in the eviction proceeding.Filing FeesThe Justice of the Peace must collect fees for the filing of a petition in the Justice Court.

- Taking advantage of opportunities “quickly” when they presented them self- Luck- Faith, prayer and God (prior to buying my condo, I started tithing more, and even had difficult conversations with God pleading for him to just “show me my path.”

In old Common Law, a weapon could be charged as guilty of a crime, & hence, could be seized as the King's new possession, & in law of centuries past.

Aloha,Innocent until proven guilty.

Having help is the ONLY way I'm gonna get my sanity back and not feel guilty for going out and hanging out with friends because I know that the business is still being kept up in a timely fashion.

I'm sure there are some slumlords who feel trapped and guilty about their situation and loose sleep over it.

There are laws in most states that prevent criminal damage and owner's can be charged with a felony if found guilty.

If there is a hearing they can plead their own case.

Things continued at a snail pace with the rehab and I continued to remind and plead ABC to pay us the rent guarantees.ABC Baltimore promised to continue paying us rent even after the Rent Guarantee expired on Dec 17 2018 because the house was not ready after more than 16 months.

The fee for the inspection was $60 and any owner who failed to comply with the inspection requirement or who occupied the premises without the certificate of occupancy was guilty of a minor misdemeanor.In its lawsuit the plaintiffs sought a declaratory judgment that the ordinance was unconstitutional, an injunction against the city from enforcing the ordinance and restitution of the $60 inspection fee.