Can owner partially Ellis 2 units at RSO 8 unit standalone independent structure in Echo Park, Los Angeles?

The Ellis Act was passed by the California Legislature to supersede the California Supreme Court’s holding in Nash v. City of Santa Monica that...

You are only entitled to relocation fees if the property you are living in is subject to a local rent control ordinance and that ordinance provides...

Would this be grounds for a Malpractice Lawsuit against a law firm?

It is not malpractice if you still have time to file the lawsuit yourself or with a different firm. If the statute of limitations has not run, you...

A lower court ruled against me where I was the Respondent and the other side was the Petitioner. I intend to file an appeal.

In family law appeals, the appellate courts use the parties first name to prevent confusion. The term appellant and respondent is used on the...

Removal & Remand = total confusion. What happens to the fed court rulings made by the during their 6 mo of jurisdiction?

If you had filed a fourth amended complaint, then that fourth amended complaint superseded the third amended complaint and a request to enter a...

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How does a judicial foreclosure of real property i.e. sheriff sale get publicized and sold?

I respectfully disagree with the other attorneys. How the property is sold in a judicial foreclosure depends on whether or not a deficiency...

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If I signed a residential lease with the property owner, and co-owner (not listed on lease) sent me 3 day notice, is it valid?

The notice is valid. It is time for you to start consulting with an attorney who handles landlord tenant issues.

$17, 000 Lien on house and court date for Sep 8 2015. What can be done to postpone?

What kind of a lien? A court date for what? Please, give us some underlying factual information.

Filing APP-004 form with the Appellate Court

No. You put the statute on that form that gives the authority for a preference. You posted this question yesterday and several attorneys asked...

Do you need a 60 day notice to evict?

The sixty (60) day notice is for a landlord to terminate a month to month tenancy where the tenant has been residing in the premises for more than...