Why am I being served a 60 day notice without cause?
Unless there is a potential defense of a retaliatory eviction under the code (e.g., you complained of habitability issues within the last 6 months...
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Unless there is a potential defense of a retaliatory eviction under the code (e.g., you complained of habitability issues within the last 6 months...
Depending on what the Court specifically stated at the hearing, you may wish to provide the precise language ordered. Typically a Court will not...
If you are the Defendant you cannot modify the dates without the Plaintiff's and the Court's approval. Unlawful Detainer matters are summary...
Why not enter into a Settlement Agreement and have the Court retain jurisdiction under Code of Civil Procedure section 664.6? You would have to...
You should consult with a real estate attorney to have the proper notice prepared and served on the tenants. If the tenants don't vacate prior to...
It is tough, if not impossible, to answer your question with the limited amount of facts provided. If you received a notice from the landlord...
Under the code, it appears that the answer would be "no". Under Code of Civil Procedure section 391(b)(1), a "vexatious litigant" means a...
You should take a look at Civil Code section 845, specifically subdivision (b), which is...
Only if you return the check to the tenant and don't cash it because it was received following the expiration of the notice. The post mark is...
A declaration needs to be filed and served on the date the demurrer is due in order to receive the automatic 30-day extension under the code. You...