What happens after your lease expirers and your landlord does not provide anothe
My lease ended in July and our said he would bring an updated lease over, but has not. I thought that meant my lease was a month to month basis. On February 28th we called and gave our month notice and sent a letter that verified this call with our rent check. He agreed and 3 wks later he told us we didn’t give him enough notice and we have to give him 60 days notice according to the lease. If we are leaving month to month , how is it we need to give 60 days notice to leave a month to month contract?
Here’s the clause in our lease that I think is ambiguous. Please let me know who is correct. Thanks Sarah

”This Lease shall be extended automatically from month to month upon the same terms and conditions as set forth in this Lease unless either of the parties give the other 60 days written notice of the intention not to extend this Lease at the end of the than current Lease Term. If this, Lease is extended, 60 days written notice by either party shall be required to terminated this Lease. This notice shall be received no later than the first day of the month and the tendancy shall terminate on the last day of the month.”

Indemnification Agreement
My lawyer verbally, and in writing, agreed to pay a judgment secured against
me on a civil bond. By so doing my mother’s property would be released. The
judgment creditor cannot be located causing the payment to revert to the
Commonwealth, which he is against. He is willing to execute an
Indemnification Agreement under which he agrees to accept full responsibility
for any claims against my mother’s property should such a claim be made.
About eight years are remaining on the life of the judgment, my mother is 80
and in bad health. At the time she signed the bond he told her the property
would be released in about six weeks. Should my mother enter into an
agreement with him or would it be wiser for her to secure a lawyer?

lease contract
Problem: bought a convenience store business less than 6 months ago signed a bad contract with no legal representation under pressure, with 5 years lease and personal guarantee the lease for 5 years, tenant responsible for paying real estate taxes and maintenance of lease property. Tenant is a LLC. Clauses of lease contract include: indemnification of Owner, waiver of jury trial and counterclaims, waiver rights of redemption, waiver, partial invalidity, and broker commission. Tenant bought a business in bad financial shape with pretend belief that it was a profit business with no legal guidance except under the guidance of real estate broker. Tenants want out of the 5 years lease due to loss of business income on monthly basis. Convenience store is located within a condo building for retire person, store has reach it’s income potential limit which is exactly and sometime less than the monthly lease amount. There is no profit. What can the tenant do in this situation? File for personal and LLC bankruptcy? Take landlord to court for bad contract?