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Surviving Divorce & Separation: Renting: The Rental Application Your new landlord may ask you to provide credit references and a list of previous landlords, addresses and your employment history, including salary. It is very common for a landlord or rental agency to investigate your credit history. Do not be alarmed by some of these personal questions. An application fee may be charged and may be non-refundable. At the landlord's option, he or she may apply the application fee toward your first months rent or security deposit, but this is not required. Signing a Lease A lease may be written or oral, however, the best protection for both you and the landlord is a written lease signed by both parties. Make sure you lease contains the following: The specific address, including apartment number of the property. The length of the lease, an explanation of the rent payment procedure including late penalties and rent increase. Which utilities you are responsible for paying each month. Termination and renewal terms. The amount of the security deposit. Featured Books: The Divorce Bookstore The Healthy Divorce The Divorce Handbook The Pocket Divorce Guide Related Research Center Categories: Helpful Services: After Divorce Alcoholism Attorneys and Clients Attorney's Fees Bankruptcy Beginning Stages Child Care Communicating Counseling Creditor's Rights Debts Divorce Recovery Drug Use Legal Aid Preliminary Relief Relationships Restraining Orders Single Parenting Starting Over Support Groups Surviving Divorce Temporary Orders Access to some research documents (those we license from independent legal research companies) are restricted to subscribers. In order to gain access to ALL of these documents, you must subscribe to establish an account. If you are already a subscriber, you may sign in before you begin your research. (Why Subscribe?)

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