Yes, a trustee can evict a beneficiary. A trustee would need to serve some sort of notice depending on the facts. If there's no reason, you might...

If as a defendant I asked for a jury trial how many days extra do I get before a trial date is set in an unlawful detainer case?

A jury trial could start on the same day as the trial that you receive notice of, but there are a number of documents required to be filed prior to...

It may be possible to reinstate a case upon motion to the Court. If you have received a notice to be at Court on the 29th or on whatever day, you...

Your mother would have to serve you a notice in order to start an unlawful detainer, but yes she would have to evict you in order to remove you...

What is the process to evict my mother from my condominium?

You will most likely need to file an unlawful detainer if your mother does not voluntarily vacate. Depending on what is happening, you may have to...

I have just filed a answer for an unlawful detainer and i want to know how to file for dismissal due to improper service?

If you are talking about improper service of the 3 Day Notice, that would be an issue you can raise at trial. Your Answer should have included that...

Before erecting any fence, you should get a survey to see where the property line is. Even then you may want to speak to an attorney to see what...

Can a landlord evict me with no lease and when I'm living in a commercial property, and all current on rent?

Yes, your landlord could evict based upon a 30 or 60 day notice to quit if there is no lease. If you have been served a notice, you may want to...

Will a restraining order keep my landlord from entering my unit?

If the landlord is harassing and/or threatening you, you can file for a restraining order, serve your Landlord, and be prepared for the hearing on...

What happens after I have a reservation (with date & time) for a Motion to Vacate a Default Judgement?

You will have the ability to make any arguments to support the Motion at the hearing. The Judge may have a tentative ruling, so you may want to...