Generally, notices are to be given on or before the first of the month. Unless the landlord can rent out your your unit mid-month, you may be on the hook.
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Based onn your description, absolutey not. You are good to go.
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If you have been in the apartment for over a year, you have to give 60 days notice. A lease break fee is not a bad deal. If they did not offer the lease break fee, you would be on the hook for the entire remainder of the lease. Look at the CA Civil Code and that will give you information on wear and tear on paniting, etc. Legal Disclaimer. This is an advertisement. It is intended for you to read and contact this office to ask questions. The information that is shown on here is provided...
If you are married, you can file your petition for divorce. With the Petition, file an OSC to enjoin your wife from selling the property. This will give you time to work it out. Legal Disclaimer. This is an advertisement. It is intended for you to read and contact this office to ask questions. The information that is shown on here is provided only for education and information only. By accessing this listing in no way, shape or form creates an attorney client relationship or any business...
“Joint Legal Custody” means that both parents share the right and responsibility to make the decisions concerning the health, education and welfare of the child (Family Code Section 3003). In making an order for custody concerning both parents, the court may grant joint legal custody without granting joint physical custody (Family Code Section 3085). Family Code Section 3003 does not spell out any details of exactly what “Joint Legal Custody” entails, and so it is highly advisable that any...
Unfortunately, being under 21 kills the wet reckless. Seek a local criminal defense attorney. If you qualify, you can be appointed a public defender. Good Luck.
While I believe you should contact DCSS, if you are concerned about the ramifications and stigma surrounding DCSS, you should file an order to show cause asking the court to restrict and/or request supervised visitation during the father's custodial time. The family court has a self help center on the first floor. If you are too distraught to do this on your own, seek the assistance of a family lawyer.
The terms of your probation probably (most likely) provide that you are to drive with no measurable alcohol in your system. If this is the case, you have probably popped your probation and will be looking at a third DUI. Please contact a DUI attorney posthaste.
Yes. You may file a motion to have this expunged from your record. It is not that expensive to do. Most criminal attorneys are able to perpare and file a motion for you.
Based on your detailed description of the accident, you are going to take fault in this matter. Sorry.