Tenet rights

Since you have occupied the property for 18 years, a 60 day notice is the minimum amount of time required. However, there are other laws such as...

My mom's home was in my name. After she died I sold it. Now my sister wants half of the money. Is she entitled to anything?

I agree with Mr. Wilton. However, it is in your best interest to consult with an attorney so that she/he can go over the pertinent facts to...

Divorce: How to get closing escrow documents from previous flipped home sales even without knowledge of which escrow co it is?

One method is by contacting the brokers that were involved in the sale. They usually keep escrow docs for about 5 years. If you search the MLS,...

I need to know how to kick out a roommate.

You need to provide the proper notice and then file an unlawful detainer. If you are not familiar with the process, you should hire an attorney to...

How to remove my name from the title of the home and still keep the mortgage under my name?

To remove your name, you will need to sign a deed. However, by transferring the ownership, this may cause other issues (ie the bank requiring the...

Do I have a case?

You should consult with a landlord-tenant attorney. They can go over the pertinent facts to advise you properly if you have a case.

I have court papers for an eviction. I don't know what it is saying. There was a fire before I left my place. Is that it for me?

It seems that you have an eviction which was filed with the court. You need to respond in a timely manner. Therefore, it is in your best interest...

Since you were served with a complaint on the 21st of April, you have a limited amount of time to file an answer before the opposing party requests...

Break no pets law, get evicted without compensation?

It seems that the landlord can evict you for cause because of your dog. If your pet is not a service animal, it may be in your best interest to...

I would like to know what to look for in a good retail lease agreement.

Unless its stated otherwise in your lease, the commercial landlord is permitted to raise your rent yearly.