I am being sued for a &600 debt from a house sale in another state. Am I liable?

You do not give nearly enough information to answer your question. However, the simple answer is that you must file an answer within the time...

Is this legal?

Yes, the landlord may serve the 3-day notice to pay rent or quit as you describe. However, it may not necessarily mean he plans to file an...

I just received a 5 day notice for a Unlawful Detainer, but I have moved 4 days before receiving it, do I have to answer it?..

You were served with a summons and complaint. And Ms. Macklin is correct, you must file your answer on time. You state that you vacated five...

You are wading into deep water here. You really should know what you are doing. First of all, why do you want to set aside the judgment? ...

How do I prevent a tenant from damaging my unit after I served a 3 Day Notice to Quit?

There is no practical way you can stop a tenant from trashing your property. The only real way to do this is to vet your tenants carefully before...

My landlord filed a UD on me after I moved out, is that legal and what is my recourse?...

A landlord may not file an unlawful detainer action if she already has regained possession. However, I am not sure that you have adequately...

Can an owner take my garage from me, when that was one of the reason why I moved in?

I have litigated this question before. Mr. Rafter is correct: your rights are defined in the rental agreement. However if there is no mention of...

I have a judgment against me personally for $50,000.00, can the creditor come after my LLC if the judgement against only me.

Yes, the creditor may garnish you wages, if that is what you are talking about. He also may attach your interest in the Llc., if you have one. He...

Ok, you have one of those mom-and-pop semi-slum lord landlords. This type of person is difficult to deal with at best. First, be aware of the...

Can my Landlord demand reimbursement for a plumbing service? A sponge that I was cleaning with clogged the toilet.

Yes, you are responsible for damage caused by you or any of your guests. He could take you to small claims or even evict you if he knows which...