Can I get my dresser back legally from my neighbor?
If they don't give it back, you could sue for damages and/or an injunction requiring that the dresser be returned. You could try reporting it to...
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If they don't give it back, you could sue for damages and/or an injunction requiring that the dresser be returned. You could try reporting it to...
Unless she actually surrenders possession (preferably in writing), you should not change the locks, take possession of her room, etc. After the...
If the tenancy is month-to-month, you would normally send out a termination notice to the named tenants "and any other person in...
If you are worried about the fairness of the assigned judge, you can timely file an appropriate peremptory challenge under Code of Civil Procedure...
A grace period is not free rent - it is simply giving you more time to pay what you owe. If your roommate refuses to contribute his share, you...
You probably have at least 3 years to assert claims under the security deposit law, Civil Code Section 1950.5 (see Code of Civil Procedure Section...
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If the dog is just a pet/for protection, you probably have little recourse. However, if an appropriate therapist could legitimately say that you...
I agree with Mr. Piotrowski, but would add that late fees are almost always invalid and unenforceable in California residential rental agreements....
She can always ask, but you would normally have no legal duty to agree (I am assuming there are no safety issues about the tree - just her view...
Have you tried calling the police? They sometimes will help if there has been an illegal lockout. In any event, you may well have the right to...