Can my landlord require me to pay my rent with a check opposed to a money order?
The only statute on the subject prohibits a landlord from requiring cash, except when the tenant has paid with a check that has been returned for...
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The only statute on the subject prohibits a landlord from requiring cash, except when the tenant has paid with a check that has been returned for...
You could sue her for malicious prosecution, but you should be aware that such a case is subject to a special motion to strike at the outset,...
There isn't a statute that provides for that at all.
Retaliation is a defense to an eviction in certain situations. It is not a cause of action to sue the landlord with. If you are having problems...
I agree with Mr. Chen and Mr. Daymude. You need to consult with an attorney today. An appellate court is not going to hear new evidence or look...
If you have already discovered the malpractice, California's statute of limitations is one year from discovery for malpractice claims against an...
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The case law is actually against you. Your oral rent concession was only enforceable as to the extent it was executed. The new land lord can...
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I agree with Mr. Barnes, but to answer your question, legally you are entitled to fire your attorney at any time. As Mr. Barnes points out that may...
You either have a lease option to purchase or an installment land sale contract. I agree with Ms. Straus that this document should have been...
You are too vague in your description of the problem, if any. Talk to an attorney in more depth.