My landlord gave me a 60 day notice and 4 days later gave me a 30 day notice.

what is the notice regarding. Yes, both tenants are entitled to notice.

30 or 60 day notice in CA?

you probably need to give 60 days' notice if you did not enter into a new contract since month-to-month tenancies continue on the same terms. The...

3 ?'s Am I being discriminated against? Does he have to give me notice? Can he hire new people without offering me work first?

No you are not being discriminated against in a legal sense. No, the employer does not have to give you notice. Yes, the employer can hire...

Sheriff served unlawful detainer summon by substitute service after a few tries, how many days till I go and file 5 days or does

CCP 415.45 (c) confirms that you have 10 days from the date of mailing indicated on the proof of service when served via substitute service in an...

Real Estate Agent listed lied about upgrades and failed to disclose many items in listing. Case for Errors and Omissions?

I agree with my colleagues that you have a cause of action against the seller. I also handled a matter a few years back very similar and since the...

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Don't worry about it. Without the person being here, the court does not have jurisdiction over them. Also, without personal service on the...

Lease agreement valid if Landlord never return sign copy? What if Landlord refuses and blames me for poor record keeping?

The statute of frauds in California requires agreements to be in writing where the tenancy is for one year or more. CCP 1624(a)(3). With that...

Am I able to sue the same person again if the previous case was dismissed?

As long as (a) the statute of limitations has not expired and (b) the case was not dismissed with prejudice, you can refile your action. Good luck!

I have a lease agreement with a tenant that state He will be the Only tenant. My intentions was to have a single person rent

You can refuse to allow the person to live there or pay additional rent. You can increase rent 10% with 30 days notice and 20% with 60 days notice...

I think you are trying to protect against a member refusing to continue employment and for good reason. The law abhors forfeiture. However, you...