My roomer is behind on rent. What do I need to do to get them out?
Same rules that apply to regular rentals apply here. If she is late on rent, after the due date or grace period, you must serve her a 3-day...
Los Angeles, CA
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Same rules that apply to regular rentals apply here. If she is late on rent, after the due date or grace period, you must serve her a 3-day...
Lawsuits are a funny business. People can sue for anything. Unfortunately for you, if the landlord is on the hook, he may have the right to...
If the 3-day isn't filled out and served correctly, you can wait for the unlawful detainer lawsuit to be filed and then serve a motion to quash...
I am not sue if I have enough facts here, but typically if you have lived at the property for more than 28 days, you have established yourself as a...
If you are no longer in the property, he cannot file an unlawful detainer, because you are not longer "unlawfully detaining" the property, which...
I agree with the other attorney. Under the law, if you intend to break a lease, the landlord must assist you in trying to re-rent the apartment...
You can either file a motion to quash (this could be expensive, and may just delay the inevitable, or you can wait until you are served and check...
In Los Angeles the landlord can usually raise the rent 3%, plus 1% for each utility except water, so if he provides gas and electricity he can...
I agree with most of what the other two attorneys have said. When there is a month to month lease, with no legal provision as to how to give...
The only time that you can raise the rent on a rent controlled apartment is when a tenant voluntarily moves out. I did hear talk that SM was...