Los Angeles, CA
Entertainment Lawyer at Los Angeles, CA
Practice Areas: Entertainment, Business ... +2 more
My colleague has provided you some fine advice. I will add one additional thought: have a landlord/tenant attorney send a letter requesting the...
It is strictly up to your landlord. There are a few scenarios. (1) Your old roommate stays on the lease and would remain responsible for...
That is one of the most absurd things I've ever heard. At the same time, there is no point in arguing with your landlord. The short answer to your...
Your question is very fact intensive so you will need to consult with a good landlord/tenant attorney to to evaluate all the factors in play. A...
pay the $75.00 to whoever pays for the water and trash... which is most likely the same person that served you with the 3 day notice
Going along with what my colleagues have said... believe it or not, just because your LL has not paid her mortgage in two years doesn't mean that...
Mr. Driscoli could not have said it better. I would call the landlord (or LL's attorney) and ask if they claim to have served you.
I presume you are asking if you can evict her. There are way too many facts in play here. Get a consultation from a landlord/tenant attorney to...
If the drain had stopped because of normal "wear and tear" then you are responsible. If it was the tenant's fault, then you are entitled to deduct.
Your question is too fact specific. You will need to contact a landlord/tenant attorney to receive meaningful advice.
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