Foreclosure, unlawful detainer - owners not served. How do I avoid default judgments?
You could file a prejudgment form, but filing an answer would probably be better (I assume the complaint named Doe defendants, and if so, you...
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You could file a prejudgment form, but filing an answer would probably be better (I assume the complaint named Doe defendants, and if so, you...
It sounds like you have valid grounds for a motion to quash. However, even if your motion is granted, the landlord can simply (properly) re-serve...
I;m sorry you and your wife are experiencing this. I suggest you immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency about the tiles, and...
If the death had occurred less than 3 years before the rental, then there would be no immunity under Civil Code Section 1710.2, and you could sue...
You normally would have no obligation to do anything unless and until you are actually served with process (summons and complaint) for the unlawful...
Since the (heated) pool seems to have been a promised amenity, you may well have viable claims for breach of contract, nuisance, etc. You could...
I agree with Mr. Brelje, but would add that unless you you gave the landlord a release with respect to the quiet enjoyment violations, etc., you...
In addition to the claims you have against the neighbors (for conversion of personal property, nuisance, etc.), if your landlord refuses to take...
Even if the claims have no merit, you need to respond to the petition for the restraining order, or risk the consequences. You should complain...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Depending on the nature of the illegal misconduct, etc., you could start with a police report. It is...