I want to sue my landlord, how long can I stay in the house during the legal process?
You will not be required to move out just because you filed suit, if there is time remaining on your lease. Assuming no local rent control, your...
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You will not be required to move out just because you filed suit, if there is time remaining on your lease. Assuming no local rent control, your...
Use AVVO or Google to find an landlord tenant attorney in your price range. Many do simple evictions for $750.00.
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You should consider getting a domestic violence restraining order, which would require your brother to move out. The California Courts provide...
If you go through the labor commissioner, it usually takes about a year. If you file suit in court, it can take up to 2 years to get to trial. ...
To protect your rights, you should immediately document in writing your concerns that your manager is retaliating against for reporting an injury...
Assuming you are an at will employee, you can be fired for any reason or no reason. However, your employer can fire you for a prohibited reason...
No, unless the lease specifically limits who can use your space, which I doubt. If the landlord continues to be a problem, you should complain...
Under Labor Code 1198.5, you are entitled to a copy of your personnel file within 30 days, a subpoena is not required to obtain it. Further, you...
Yes. The landlord can serve a 3 day notice to quit or pay for the outstanding balance of the rent.
Anything can be negotiated, but if you are attempting to minimize income tax liability, you should look to increase the allocation of damages to...