Valencia, CA
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Valencia, CA
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant
If you don't answer, the landlord can request a judgment by default against you.
If your ex tenant signs a paper that says she doesn't want any items left behind, then you can discard the items. Otherwise, you need to adhere to...
You don't need to file a motion for summary judgment. Bring this up in your Answer and at the trial.
First step assuming that they are considered a tenant at will, would be to serve them with a proper 30 day notice. At the expiration of the 30...
Have you notified the landlord in writing? If not, do so immediately. That's the first step. If the landlord fails to fix after you notify him/her...
Oftentimes, the reject notice from the clerk will say what is wrong. But if it doesn't, talk to a lawyer, show him or her your paperwork, complete...
Yes, you would need to give a 30 day notice if you wanted to move sooner. Also, as the other attorney suggested, talk to the landlord. They may be...
Yes, the landlord can still file an unlawful detainer action. But you can also file an Answer and raise any appropriate affirmative defenses.
The landlord needs to give you an official written notice. If you've lived in the property for longer than 1 year and you're on a month-to-month...
You are required to properly serve the tenant with a written 60 day notice to terminate tenancy.
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