The new lease might be a CYA for the landlord to ensure everything is in it they want in the event you don't vacate and they have to evict you...

No, you cannot. You can't do so until you are the owner of the property as you will have no standing to pursue the eviction action in Court. The...

It depends if it is a "limited" case or not. If a limited case then CCP section 94 limits discovery to the following: (a) Any COMBINATION of 35...

Generally yes, as long as you stay on your side of the property if the tree's trunk is not located on the property line and you don't injure the...

No, the Santa Barbara courts are not as backed up as the LA courts for jury trials; especially in UD cases which are entitled to statutory...

Your best bet is to call or meet with a criminal defense attorney and pay them for a consultation to get specific legal advice. William Makler,...

You have multiple causes of action to allege (both in contract and in tort) based on the set of facts you provided. As you wisely said, definitely...

No, that is excessive and violates California law. The maximum amount is as follows under Civil Code section 1950.5(c) (1): "Except as provided in...

You will need to have the correct address on the UD Complaint for an enforceable Judgment and Writ of Possession. This includes the Drive and unit...

Since you are a former tenant, and don't reside in the premises any longer, there is no eviction action. Thus, no unlawful detainer. It would be...