How much time do i have to vacate my apartment before i have to appear in court for evictio?

Assuming your landlord properly served a 3 day notice to quit or pay and you failed to pay during that time, the landlord can file an unlawful...

I'm being evicted do i still have to.appear in court if i vacate the apartment before the court date?

You should immediately notify the Court and the landlord/landlord's counsel that you are vacating the premises prior to the trial date. Once you...

Am I helpless against rent control tenants and the "community organizer" that's advocating them?

Under the City of Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance, you cannot "pick" which unit you want to take off the market for use by you or a close...

Is this housing discrimination?

From the facts presented, it does not appear to be illegal discrimination. There is no protected class based upon the number of children. Your...

My landlord changed our Rental Agree. after I signed it , by putting 1 yr contract on it, can this now be a fixed term Lease ?

Whether the agreement was month to month or a 1 year lease expiring on August 31, 2013, the landlord can now give you proper notice and terminate...

In CA, no lease just month to month, no security deposit just first and last month's rent.

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I have a hearing date tomorrow i need to get information of ex employee. like how many times he has been in court and why?

You can perform a plaintiff/defendant case name search on the Los Angeles Superior Court website. Unfortunately, each county superior court is...

Authorisation to appear on behalf of party in Eviction case. I manage property and evicting tenant.still owner need to go court

Normally, only a lawyer can represent another person in court. One exception is that an unlawful detainer can be brought by an owner or a...

A.S.A.P how can i find a fast way to know if my employer or DBA has been sued for the same thing before.

You can perform a plaintiff/defendant case name search on the Los Angeles Superior Court website. Unfortunately, each county superior court is...

No. To collect unemployment, you must be ready, willing and able to work. Refusing to work will disqualify from unemployment.