Can my landlord serve me an unlawful detainer after I already responded?

If the Court accepted your answer, you probably waived that issue of service of the Complaint the first time. Now that you have filed and served an...

You are allowed to amend the complaint once without Court approval prior to serving the Complaint. You will need to make the corrections as a First...

Do I need a real estate attorney?

It really depends on what you had agreed to with your in-laws. If you are on title to the property and you want to force a sale, it would be called...

If you are not represented by an attorney, you should attend the hearing because not attending could mean default or having a judgment entered...

Commercial lease agreement Option to extend to tenant

I agree with both prior responses. You need to carefully draft the provisions in order that they do not conflict. One issue would be the proper...

CAN NEW OWNER FILE UNLAWFUL DETAINER (COMMERCIAL) ATTACHING LEASE SIGNED WITH PREVIOUS OWNER IN CALIFORNIA

Generally, yes a landlord can use the agreement with the prior owner to pursue an eviction. Your new landlord assumes the terms of the lease with...

I own half of a 2-bedroom condo. My friend rented his room to a person who hasn't paid rent for 5 months. What are my rights?

You and your co-owner need to speak to an attorney immediately. You will need to file an unlawful detainer. If you and your co-owner are also in a...

I bought a house 2009 my boyfriend name is on the title as unmarried joint tenants. We broke up he is not living here .

Your ex-boyfriend is on title and in order to force him out of the Property you need to file a partition action. He is legally entitled to 1/2 of...

Can a person who files a civil action for quiet title and identifying her herself as the owner of the property, but on the

In order to address your question, you should speak to an attorney who would be able to give you advice on title. Generally, unless the Complaint...

In real state market, is that the discrimination to ask the listing agent who is the owner of the property ?

The name of the owner is a public record. You can find it from the County Assessor or other public records.