Filed an answer for unlawful detainer. Now what?
The landlord can send out discovery, file a motion for summary judgment (though they are rare in unlawful detainers) and/or request a trial date. ...
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The landlord can send out discovery, file a motion for summary judgment (though they are rare in unlawful detainers) and/or request a trial date. ...
If you lived in the property more than 1 year and you are on a month to month lease, you are entitled to 60 days notice. Please note that if the...
Yes. Your employer can require your work 7 days in a row. You are entitle to overtime after 8 hours in a day, 40 works in a week or during the...
You should never give a deposit before reading, signing and getting a counter signed copy of the lease. Since you did not agree to the terms of...
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Bad management and wrong decisions are not illegal unless motivated by hostility toward a protected class such as race, religion, gender, sexual...
In a commercial lease, the relationship is primary contractual. Such a provision is likely enforceable.
You need to file an answer to the complaint within 5 calendar days of service. If the landlord does not play fair, the landlord may claim that you...
I agree your former employer will probably only give the dates of your employment, your rate of pay and job title. They may also state you...
You need to thoroughly investigate the situation with the Los Angeles Housing Department and the Department of Building and Safety to find out...
Your tenants' non-payment of rent is the proper grounds to use for eviction. You should considering giving them a 3 day notice to pay or quit,...