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The first question is whether you need a lawyer at all. If your recoverable damages (as specified in Civil Code Section 3343) are no more than $10k...
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The first question is whether you need a lawyer at all. If your recoverable damages (as specified in Civil Code Section 3343) are no more than $10k...
California landlords are generally not required to supply a/c, and it is not something which is included within the implied warranty of...
In the absence of a local rent control ordinance (and I don't believe Sacramento has one), and landlord is generally free to raise rents as often...
I shall re-post this under family law. However, if your husband somehow obtained an unlawful detainer default judgment against you, you would...
Depending on the facts,, there may be grounds to seek a civil restraining order under Code of Civil Procedure Section 527.6 (as to the tenants),...
If your claims are no more than $10k, you can sue in small claims court, and can usually get some help from one of the court's small claims...
Your post is a little unclear. If the landlord actually filed a lawsuit for unlawful detainer, and you believe the lawsuit was improperly...
I agree with Mr. Kane, but would also suggest that you complain to code enforcement (if the owner is cited, that may spur action, and may also give...
Your post does not mention whether the landlord has served you with a 3-day notice. If so, then the landlord has the right to immediately file an...
I agree with Mr. Moss, but would add that if you can't work things out, you should definitely consult a local landlord-tenant attorney, including...