In California can Landlord force you to pay attorney fees if it's not agreed to in the lease at all?
I agree, you are only responsible for attorney's fees if agreed upon in the lease or as part of written settlement of the unlawful detainer.
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I agree, you are only responsible for attorney's fees if agreed upon in the lease or as part of written settlement of the unlawful detainer.
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