Kenneth Herbert Carlson

Brittany confidently guided me through what was a daunting and nerve-racking legal process. Her knowledge of the field and the psychological warfare that comes with it led me to what I consider a victory on my trial date; no scary trial and the opposing counsel accepting a settlement offer that I could live with . This is because she instructed me on how to be adequately prepared for all scenarios so that once I got in the courtroom, I could feel good about my defense. She will encourage you to reasonably stand your ground/advocate for yourself /tell your story. If you are representing yourself, opposing counsel will likely try to intimidate and bully you. Brittany will remind you not to fall for it . She made herself available to me on my trial date despite her busy schedule so that I could run anything by her during the process. If you need legal guidance, I would recommend Brittany. She will mold you to come out of this process stronger than you came in.

I stumbled upon Ken during the challenging times of the Pandemic when my slum landlord bombarded me with a whopping six eviction notices. Despite the city of LA partially covering my rent, my landlord was relentless in trying to kick me and my family out during the COVID crisis. But fate smiled upon me when I crossed paths with Ken, and my landlord nightmare transformed into an epic two-year battle. Countless motions, numerous trips to courtrooms in downtown LA and Santa Monica, and a heap of determination later, I emerged victorious, securing a well-deserved $25,000 settlement, all thanks to Ken's brilliant guidance and legal prowess. Here's a nugget of wisdom for those considering working with Ken: stay as organized as you can. Having all your paperwork and conversations with your landlord neatly organized will undoubtedly make the journey smoother and increase your chances of success. With Ken on your side, you'll be in the best hands to conquer any legal challenge that comes your way!

I cant find where to write you. I was tricked and some of the UD paprrs were left out of my packet. I noticed 6hours after stay of execution. I thought it was where I was going to ask for a new judge and be in control. I'm crushed and have ten days. I never had a rental agreement and now I lost a case owing rent. Every statement was a lie and I have many witness. I have been harrassed for over a year collecting lots of evidence waiting for my moment. I have a journal of how they stole things from me and put my belongings outside continually. I have pictures of a huge garbage pile blocking my overhead door so I cant get my things out. A police report when they took my dryer. They brought it back and dropped it in the front yard so it would break. And today they won because I missed a detail. I didnt check all the papers and sum 130 is not there. They did that so I couldnt file on time and they won by default. My car is where I'm moving and it's not legal to drive , which doesnt matter cuz theres no gas. Please help me get control of these slugs. They just inherited a million dollars. The house I'm in is 380k and I want to tie it up for at least 2 years. That's how long I worked for the homeowner in exchange for rent according to the plaintiff. I was never paid a dime for anything I bought for the house or the 24/7 caregiving I gave for 2 and a half years. The plaintiffs intercepted the IHSS hours i would have finally received as a caregiver from the county. This can all be proven. This all goes deeper and I have journals and pictures. I want an expensive lawyer who will slaughter what these people are doing. Theres no way they could get past a jury everything is a lie and it'll be obvious. Please get this

Our backs were against the wall. We had been pushed around by a commercial landlord. He managed to get us evicted from our space - so were about to lose everything. We filed a lawsuit, but just could not afford a lawyer/firm. We were about to give up, but I decided to give Ken a call. I am so glad I did. Ken's model is a little different. He will not represent you, but he will give you the tools to pursue your own rights. I had seen his extremely helpful (and often inspirational) articles, and found that energy you feel from his posts to be real! I explained to Ken that our trial was coming up and that I could not afford a lawyer, and even i suddenly could, I would not be able to hire one in time. Ken, with all sincerity told me that I should go ahead and appear unrepresented, and on my own behalf. Ken assured me that he would give me all the materials I needed, and that he would roll up his sleeves with me to complete the needed trial forms (if you buy the trial prep package, you will get everything you need, and then some...). He actually worked with me almost a whole Sunday to make sure we would be ready for trial the next day (what other lawyers do you know who would do this?). I decided to go ahead and proceed unrepresented against the landlord defendant. The courts are not your friends, and will not hesitate to knock you. However, because I had Ken's help I was able to complete and file all the forms needed (and there were a LOT). I would have never have been able to get it done. SO MANY forms and procedures. That is why you need Ken's help. I am glad I took Ken's suggestion that we represent ourselves. We got a unanimous verdict from the jury and a substantial award. Don't get me wrong - trials are really hard, so I am glad Ken has those trial prep packages. I despise unfairness, and I see landlords acting improperly all the time. Backing down is not fair on you, and only emboldens landlords. BUT, you can fight back against bad landlords, and you should, even if you don't have a lawyer! Don't let landlords roll all over you. Ken will give you the tools and the tips to stand up against landlords. I really appreciate him, and I highly recommend him.

I discovered Ken during COVID after my landlady tried illegally evicting me the first time. His website provided me enough direction and confidence to seek renter protections and have the City of Los Angeles intervene. Then she tried again the moment that the moratorium ended and I hired Ken's firm immediately. They got me ready for trial and when I showed up prepared and confident her attorney was so rattled that he told the judge: "This is the most well prepared defendant I've ever seen." The next day they dissmissed the case! Thank you Ken, for showing us that renters have rights, and it's not just the landlord's way or the highway.