A problem neighbor throwing nails on my property visually identified by my tenant.
To answer your questions: 1. The landlord is not obligated to evict the tenant; 2. Depending on the lease, this may be grounds for the landlord...
Pomona, CA
Construction and development Lawyer at Pomona, CA
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To answer your questions: 1. The landlord is not obligated to evict the tenant; 2. Depending on the lease, this may be grounds for the landlord...
If the new fence is entirely on your property, then you own it. The neighbor can't claim it, and even if he did, that does not give him any right...
It depends on when you bought your house, and what the seller knew about the foundation at the time of the sale, what was disclosed to you about...
First, put up a no trespassing sign. Then do something to prevent anyone but a tenant from using the staircase, a locking gate or...
You should check with the city first, especially if the strip at issue is within an easement belonging to the city. If it is your strip of land...
They may have been existing items, but that does not mean they were permitted. If there is no permit for the work, it is possible the city could...
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If you have given notice for the contractor to remove the lien, and he does not within the allotted time period, then you will need to file a...
The lien goes in the name of whoever you had your contract with and whoever held title to the property. You might want to do a title check to make...
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Put your claim in against the general contractor and the stucco contractor. The city building department probably won't do anything, since it is...
Yes, you can sue.