I used Ken Carlsons website as an instruction manual to an unlawful detainer defense. I had a lawyer that I hired who still helped me, while utilizing Kens team for advice, and his website to assist in the process. It might cost only a few couple hundred dollars extra if you already have an attorney.... Convince that attorney to assist you in doing exactly what the gameboard says, especially the jury trial steps which can be the hardest part. He is correct in saying that that "YOU ARE THE ACCEPTION." Do not get an eviction on your record by not following the steps outlined on the gameboard. Even if you have to convince your lawyer, family, whoever, follow the steps on his website. Do exactly what the website says, and like magic, on the day of trial opposing council will be tired. When you request a jury trial ask your lawyer to request the max number of days. What kind of apartment or lawyers will want to show up to jury trial for a week or more with continuances?? Get a pro bono or paid Jury trial lawyer, if you are able to. You need this back up if there's no settlement. Show up to court with (4) Jury trial binders ready, send the court a courtesy copy with all council CC'd and even the judge might be impressed. Assert your right to jury trial and you will avoid eviction! Ken Carlson, Brian Barajas, and Julie, who helped me with a speedy "discovery" and other legal advice, are all superheroes because they help TENANTS ONLY when the judicial system will not.

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 cou...ld 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!