How do I get an injunction on a defaulting defendant.
You need to consult with an attorney and have them go over the particular facts with you to do it correctly.
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You need to consult with an attorney and have them go over the particular facts with you to do it correctly.
You need to consult with an attorney and discuss the facts with them. There are a lot of ways you can avoid discovery--a protective order is just...
You're not evicting anyone so you're not filing anything in unlawful detainer court
Yes you have to give a 3-day notice every time you want to initiate an unlawful detainer
Agree with my colleague. I think you should retain an attorney to write you a strong letter. That would help get all the facts out and then you can...
Depending on whether you had a good attorney who was smart enough to ask the Court to retain jurisdiction of the case--you can file an ex parte...
Get a landlord/tenant attorney and explain your specific facts. Don't get a generic landlord/tenant attorney
Agree with Mr. Roach. I find that most leases ask the tenant to notice the landlord about guests there for over 2 weeks.
I don't agree with my colleague. We currently have a case like this that is IDENTICAL on the facts and have had 2 other ones with IDENTICAL facts....
Leave it up to your attorney. You are entirely too involved in this case and making emotional decisions, not calculated and objective ones.