Lease Responsibility After Move

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In Ohio, a person who signs a lease is generally responsible for rent until the lease ends, even if they move out. Eviction due to disability or income status may be considered discriminatory under the Fair Housing Act. Landlords must accommodate tenants with disabilities, and evictions should be for valid reasons, such as non-payment of rent. Consult a local attorney for detailed guidance.

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My fiance and i have rented the place I'm still in since *-*-*...he just signed the new lease then moved out..he didn't tell landlord he was leaving...ive been on disability since before we moved in here...is he still responsible for paying rent
Hello ****, could you kindly tell me where you are currently located? This is crucial in understanding the local laws and regulations pertaining to your situation.
Caledonia ohio
Hello ****, in Ohio, if a person signs a lease, they are generally responsible for the rent until the lease ends, regardless of whether they live there. However, this can vary:
- If the lease has specific clauses about leaving early.
- If the landlord agrees to release him.

Please consult with a local attorney for detailed guidance.
Thank you..what about like disability laws and not being evicted because youre on limited income...wouldn't that be discrimination
Hello ****, in Ohio:
- Eviction due to disability or income status may be deemed discriminatory under the Fair Housing Act.
- Landlords must accommodate tenants with disabilities.
- Evictions should be for valid reasons, such as non-payment of rent, not due to disability or income.
It's advised to consult a local attorney for details.