Can I evict a tenant if he refuse to pay deposit + pet deposit

Yes, you may almost always evict a tenant who is in breach of the lease. Failure to pay rent is simply one reason for eviction.

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How do I legally obtain evidence if the other party refuses to present it to me?

Have the court clerk issue a subpoena for him to bring the documents to court. If you would like to discuss any issues further, please feel free...

Improperly hold security deposit after moving out more than 2.5 months, without providing moveout statement & itemized deduction

The landlord is required to either return the security deposit or itemize how it was spent within one month after you move out. If s/he failed to...

Someone is using multiple designs I have came up with, how do I handle that.

If you created the designs and they qualify for copyright protection, you automatically have copyrights in them. If that is the case, have an...

Landlord Tenant - Need some direction and options.

You would not be a party o the fraud simply by living on the property. Otherwise, your obligations and rights (and the landlord's) will be in the...

It refers to the end of the lease term. If you would like to discuss any issues further, please feel free to contact my office. The link to my...

Is it legal for a landlord or management company to require a 60 day notice for non-renewal of lease?

You are correct that you are not a tenant at will. Therefore, that code section does not apply. It is legal and common to require 60 days' notice...

How long from the time you are served an eviction notice do you have to move someone told me 30 days.

Assuming you mean served with the dispossessory notice, you have seven days to file an answer with the court. If you file timely, they will set a...

Is it necessary to give a copy of my SSN card to the leasing office for background check?

It is certainly not required, unless you want to rent that apartment. If you would like to discuss any issues further, please feel free to...

Ex-property manager illegally allowed evicted tenant access back into owner's rental unit...civil lawsuit or criminal charges?

You would certainly have a civil claim against the property manager, at least a breach of fiduciary duty claim. However, I don't see a basis for...