You should see an attorney unless you prefer moving.... First, the term "illegal" is unclear. Some rental units are simply not allowed; others fail...

How can I find a CA Attorney who can update our old Declaration, write bylaw, stop purchase of unit by a renter ?

I agree with attorney Walker and want to add this site is not intended for soliciations; we are here to answer questions. That being said, your...

Raccoons: Yes go to your lease first. Leases for single family homes can differ from apartments and often tenants are made responsible for more...

Can you evict someone living in a home after caring for their deceased mother and paying the taxes and water bills for 5 years

I moved this to probate rather than landlord and tenant because the whole thing sounds fishy. You took care of your mom for 3 years and paid...

Default call ?

Yes. The court may require some notice be given to the defenant, or may require you to prove up your case for a default judgment. It you don't show...

Was it legal for officer to not announce himself entering/leaving my dads property for possible code violation ?

Normally for law enforcement to gain access to private property permission or a warrant based on probable cause (a complaint may be enough) is...

Do I have a legal claim against neighboring property?

Contact the local building department. Explain the situation. They can inspect and if the discharge is septic or storm, local ordinances normally...

And while attorney Urbanik tried to be comprehensive, there are other possibilities that tell me you should consider getting an attorney involved....

Weird situation at a housing unit I'm at?

If the downstairs people harrass you thinking you called the police, and they don't believe you about the delivery person, again start with...

Hello I'm trying to evict a live in boyfriend I am head of house hold he is co-head on the lease we are having irreconcible dffe

I also strongly suggest you work with an attorney to navigate this situation if you can, because at some point you might be sued by the landlord...