There is case law that voluntary payment of a judgment waives the right to appeal it. There are various exceptions, but I suggest you consult with...

Eviction: Can I request late payment penalty from a tenant when I serve them my 3 day notice to pay or quit?

It is a bad idea to request the late fee in the same notice that requests rent. Including late fees will invalidate the notice.

Will the original judgment be reversed if the plaintiff files a ccp 170.6 motion ?

You are correct that it is a challenge to a judge. Code of Civil Procedure section 170.6 has nothing to do with an appeal. It is a peremptory...

Do I have a right?

I suggest suing the manager and the tow company. Especially if the manager issued you a permit and knew that was your car.

My tenant is not paying rent I am the landlord, is it a crime to put her stuff out ,she was never issued a key to the house

No, that is called self help and it is a giants the law. You must use legal procedure to have a non-paying tenant evicted.

Can I as property owner of apartment buildings get a conditional use permit or some type of exemption to rent out to tenants a

A conditional use permit is a term that is used in zoning. There is no exception to obtaining a certificate of occupancy. The purpose behind this...

I read in the rules of court i3.252 if a defendant address is not known, then you can serve this defendant according to this

That rule governs delivery to the clerk when service cannot be personally delivered pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure section 1011. That section...

Can a landlord ask a tenant to move when the yearly lease had expired years ago, and no other lease had been signed since then?

1. When a fixed term lease expires, and the tenant continues to pay rent and occupy the property with the landlord's permission, the fixed term...

Is there a statue of limitations on a junior lien-line of credit on my primary residence?

You don't state whether or not the line of credit is secured by a deed of trust on the property. Many lines of credit are secured by collateral -...

Generally, no. If you are a tenant in common with your brother, then the general rule is that a tenant in common cannot adversely possess the...