Filing unlawful detainer answer
What Mr. Driscoll said is absolutely correct.
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What Mr. Driscoll said is absolutely correct.
I recommend hiring a lawyer to write you a letter demanding an invoice at a minimum. You could do that yourself of course, but an attorney's demand...
You need to contact an attorney as soon as possible. This needs immediate attention.
It sounds like you may have some tenant's rights, including the right to a court-involved eviction as opposed to a lock-out. If so, you may be...
He can sue you in small court, and you can defend if there. Landlord cannot increase rent or deduct from deposit.
Answer to your question: It expires today at midnight.
If the unlawful detainer summons has a court filing stamp on it, then it was filed. Sometimes, it does not show up in the system right away.
Best to contact a landlord tenant attorney. If you cavy affair one, first, give notice in writing that you can pay for repairs and deduct from...
In order to evict you, the landlord must first give you a 3-day notice, then file an unlawful detainer suit. Contact a landlord-tenant attorney.
Contact a landlord-tenant attorney. You have some options available.