Re-asked question: Can the other side extend the statutory 60-day deadline by which I have to file motion to compel?

I answered this question last time you asked it. Upon reading it again, I'm even more confused. You should really get an attorney--or at least pay...

Can a landlord in CA let another tenant hold the keys to my apartment?

Your question is incredibly difficult to answer without knowing of the relationship between the tenant and LL. My best advice would be to write...

Both Mr. Roach and Goodman are right. The problem is there are a thousand other scenarios. You need to consult with a landlord/tenant attorney.

Can my landlord gave me an eviction notice that was not certified Letter because this place I am renting is uninhabitable

The fact that it was not certified is of no consequence.

Can I sue my apartment manager for causing a health hazard for my family due to her not fixing something in the apartment?

I know my answer is not going to be satisfying but there is no way to say with any certainty. What you are asking is if you will prevail on a cause...

Is landlord responsible for personal property loss due to fire caused by next door neighbor and malfunctioning sprinkle system?

There is no clear cut answer to this question. You're basically asking if you will succeed on a cause of action for negligence against the...

I have been evidicted from my house,we were 15 mins late for court do to a flat,how can I get this judgement set aside

Either hire an attorney or retain one to assist you in preparing the papers so you don't screw up. You need a set aside motion under CCP 473

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Im currently in the eviction situation right now ...unfortunately, a judgement was given to me on 11/4 im new to all of this .

You should have hired a lawyer from the outset. There are a few options you can pursue but you will almost certainly need the help of a lawyer to...

Rent Due Interpretation. Money Transfer Option Clarification.

The operative word here is due. That means it has to be in his pockets by the first, not en route to his pockets. See if you can give him proof...

Will a 1542 waiver signed in California be upheld in an Illinois court ?

I don't think there is a definitive yes or no answer to that question but since they are definitive, expressed terms in a contract, I dont see why...