Can I evict a tenant if their dog bit another tenant?
Yes. I'd just give the tenant a 30-day notice (assuming that there is no L.A. City or L.A. County restricting your rights under State law to...
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Yes. I'd just give the tenant a 30-day notice (assuming that there is no L.A. City or L.A. County restricting your rights under State law to...
Your terminology is eclipsing the matter. Your mother appears to have one or more Court orders for payment of spousal support which are seriously...
Absolutely not! I would never sign an agreement that could contain hidden ethical landmines like the identify of persons creating a conflict of...
I agree with attorney Routledge. Also, once a parent is subject to a T.R.O. necessarily must there be addressed contact between the restrained...
Yes, IF you have negligence associated with the tenant's dog or somehow am an owner of the dog. A negligence analysis would hold you to a...
I do not understand the sentence fragment "My Estradiol Level , which I didn't know until after the transfer." I also am unclear of the nature of...
Lawyers are easy to find. You can use the Avvo find-lawyer tool, get a referral from the S.D. Co. Bar Assn., and do an internet search. I'd look...
IMMEDIATELY! You may have already blown the statute of limitations if your "grievance" wasn't a demand to arbitrate.
Yes, you may do so. But, please keep it business-like.
Yes, but so long as Dad abdicates parenting he creates a de facto termination seemingly saving you the trouble.