If I move out BEFORE an Unlawful Detainer court date, does that eliminate the possibility of an Eviction Judgement on credit?

If you were served with an UD action, then you need to respond and defend or risk default being entered against you. If you moved, make sure the...

After receiving an agreement to a Stipulation, what do you do if the plaintiff will not receive the monies due?

It sounds as if there was some sort of court proceeding and a possible judgment. More info would be needed to try and give you an answer.

If after two months of receiving EDD benefits I found a contract job for two months, will/could my EDD continue?

If you get a job, then you are no longer entitled to EDD benefits. If you become unemployed again at a later date, you can re-file with the EDD.

I have had nothing but problems with AT&T. They are wanting to charge for early termination as I know most do.

You are entitled to a copy of any agreement you signed. If they are being difficult, just go into any AT&T store and ask for a blank copy of an...

Landlords can require an additional deposit if the lease is changed. Bringing in animals may be a change justifying an additional deposit. Take...

A landlord can increase the rent any time ,even if the contract is month by month

Unless the city has rent control or some other ordinance protecting tenants, a landlord can charge whatever he wants for rent. If you have a...

Can a landlord charge an extra month after i gave them 30 days notice.?

You are responsible for the full term of any lease you had. If you moved out early, you could be responsible for whatever amounts are due until...

I was fired for lying about my criminal record. My employer leaked my separation info with the 70-80 employees I worked with.

Take the agreement to a local attorney for review. Depending on what the agreement says, you may have some actionable claim, assuming you can...

My lawyer has reached an agreement with the prosecutor on my case to reinstate me into the PC 1000 program.

Talk to your current attorney. He is better equipped to answer this than anyone on the AVVO site.

It depends on whether you are considered a tenant or a lodger, and the length of your residency. Generally, however, no matter your situation,...

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