What are the rights of an 18 year old who was kicked out and would like to pick up his personal belongings?

I agree with Ms. Straus. Please call the local police and ask for assistance to recover your belongings. Further, you can provide written notice...

How do i calculate what i should ask for tenant /landlord buyout i pay 450 a mnt they can easliy get a 1000 for this.

The money you get will not last very long - maybe a year or two. You should only seek to negotiate a buy-out of your RSO apartment, if you: (i) can...

Is there any way to get out of a non-compete agreement? What rights to I have as an independent contractor?

Any non-competes are unlikely to be enforceable, but there may be trade secret issues. In addition, you were likely an employee misclassified as an...

I was terminated by my employer on January 2, 2019. I had 10 unused days of vacation. Does the employer have to pay it out?

You employer must pay all earned compensation, including accumulated vacation with 24 hours of termination. For each day late, your employer owes...

Can I be let go 'at will' but without cause? And let go as a whistle blower about standard of care issues concerning Bright Now?

This board is for general education questions. It is not protected by the attorney client privilege. Be careful about providing confidential...

Your employer can require you to document your hours. Assuming you do not have a written agreement authorizing a rent credit against your wages,...

Contact the Los Angeles Housing + Community Investment Department for help. If the landlord is making your apartment unlivable outside business...

Without reading the lease, no one can give you definitive advice. However, most standard leases do NOT include a right to cancel before the...

I live in a rent controlled building in Los Angeles. I found out through a meeting as my landlord does not advertise it.

You should file a complaint with the Los Angeles Housing + Community Investment Department. The landlord can only increase your rent a max of 3%...

To avoid the risk of an unlawful detainer/eviction, I would recommend that you pay the full rent, try and negotiate a rent credit with the landlord...