Pomona, CA
Construction and development Lawyer at Pomona, CA
Practice Areas: Construction & Development, Litigation ... +4 more
These are specific and complex questions that can't possibly be answered through this online forum. You need to contact a local construction...
Remove the lien or you could be required to pay their attorney's fees. Then sue them for breach of contract and related claims, everything but a...
With no lease, but having been there for more than one year, even if you paid, late or not, he can ask you to leave. You are entitled to 60 days...
If your attorney won't agree and you don't have the money, your options are obviously limited. I say pay what you can, and wait to see what the...
There seems to be a couple of issues involved here. Generally, a landlord is entitled to an increase in rent. A landlord would probably want both...
You don't have to have the written agreement to allege a breach of contract. You would just need to spell out what the agreement was. You should...
Your union rep has access to the entire document and probably more experience than any of us on this public forum as to the meaning of the...
It depends on what your lease says, whether the unit is subject to rent control and the size of the unit. You are probably entitled to an increase...
A 46% rent increase is most likely excessive and illegal, especially in San Francisco with its strict rent control laws. Contact a local landlord...
You can't force them to pay. A court might be able to force them to pay, but that won't help you until after they leave and you sue them for the...
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