What to do about an unlawful detainer after I moved?
The only thing that changes is what the landlord can get in a judgment. Usually the landlord is interested in a judgment of possession so they can...
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The only thing that changes is what the landlord can get in a judgment. Usually the landlord is interested in a judgment of possession so they can...
Breaking the lease is always a possibility. A lease is nothing more that a contract - a mere agreement to do something. In this case, you agreed to...
A landlord has 21 days to either return the deposit completely, or return the amount that is not being used to make repairs with an explanation of...
It sounds like you're implying a "lodger" as applied in Civil Code 1946.5. There is a difference in how a "lodger," who is the only renter of a...
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You have described several defenses to eviction, including an invalid 60-day notice and illegal discrimination. If your landlord sues you, you...
Requesting a stay is a tedious process, even for experienced attorneys. Winning a stay is extremely rare. Your burden is not to prove that you...
This is completely bogus. The court's records are presumed to be open to the public. Only a court can order a record sealed. Sealing a record isn't...
There seem to be some crossover issues between landlord/tenancy and probate. If you can find someone in your area that does both, you should get a...
Probably not, until you can prove the guest has been there for 30 consecutive days. Remember that if you sue for eviction and it goes to trial, you...
Generally, a landlord can go into the rented space without notice only when there is a true emergency. A landlord is able to access the rented...
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