Am I within my rights as a CA renter?
A lot of factors at play... but if you don't want to take it down, this is what I would do: leave it there until your LL serves you a 3 day notice...
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A lot of factors at play... but if you don't want to take it down, this is what I would do: leave it there until your LL serves you a 3 day notice...
If your building is rent controlled, 4 days isn't much rent anyways. Just give them 4 days off their rent. Your main focus needs to be making sure...
you need to get the idea of free rent out of your head and start thinking heavily about paying a lawyer. a fully consultation and a a simple letter...
What do you mean "cannot be compelled to join." Of course they can. If she is an indispensable party, all you have to do is personally serve her...
Both my colleagues are correct. There are exceptions when it is "when it happened" regardless of whether you found out or not. One example is...
if the property was sold through a foreclosure or shortsale--your lease is still valid under "PTFA" Whoever buys it will have to honor it. You are...
Begin counting the three days on the first day after the day the notice was served. If the third day falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or holiday, the...
I think it's fair. As the owner, he doesn't want to be liable for any damages caused by the dog. I don't see why you would have a problem signing...
Completely agree with my colleague. If you're trying to get money out of it... good luck. I have no advice for you other than to not try and get...
why would you do this in the first place? if you are trying to get rid of him because he's a good attorney, then I guess it's worth a shot. Then...