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Hello, I'm Vivian, a female. I picked interest in your advert in www.avvo.com,...
Steven Alan Fink
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It depends on the language of the trust, the powers given to the trustee by the...
Joseph Bernard Mchugh Jr
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As Mr. Fink stated, the answer to your question depends on the language of the...
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Robert John Murillo
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You must contact a local real estate litigator. What the landlord can and...
Pamela Koslyn
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Your landlord needs to comply with the lease and send you any notices according...
Frances Miller Campbell
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Dear landlord, If you have a year lease, you can keep the money until you...
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If a landlord were strictly suing a tenant or former tenant to recover a...
Pamela Koslyn
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An unlawful detainer suit is for possession of the premises. Please see the...
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Pamela Koslyn
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The tenant is responsible for damage to the rented unit, and you can deduct the...
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Frances Miller Campbell
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Dear tenant, I am assuming that this apartment is rent controlled. The...
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Frances Miller Campbell
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You are correct that the landlord must give you 24 hours written notice to show...
Laura Mcfarland-Taylor
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Generally, a landlord cannot enter an apartment without proper notice (and the...
Frances Miller Campbell
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You will find out the same way you found out they had pets in the first place....
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The notice period in the lease protects the tenant to the extent that it give...
Laura Mcfarland-Taylor
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I agree with my colleague. If the original lease does not call for extra fees...
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Frances Miller Campbell
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Dear tenant, You've given the landlord ample opportunity to make things...
Pamela Koslyn
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One of your remedies under CA law is to "repair and deduct," as per the article...
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Frances Miller Campbell
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You can deduct for such damage, but you MUST use the money to make the repairs....
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Frances Miller Campbell
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Dear tenant, You really should hire an attorney to represent you at the...
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Frances Miller Campbell
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It is not only legal, it is normal! If the unit is furnished, the landlord can...
Frances Miller Campbell
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The 30 days starts on the day you mailed the notice.
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Frances Miller Campbell
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Dear tenant, If you've been in your unit for years, assuming your unit is...
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Frances Miller Campbell
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1. No--the notice must be mailed in addition to being nailed. 2. No--can only...
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Frances Miller Campbell
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If you unit is in Los Angeles and rent-controlled (it is in a multi-unit...

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