Can I file for costs after landlord dismisses an unlawful detainer without prejudice?
You (or your attorney) can file a memorandum of costs, assuming the deadline has not passed. Attorney fees might be available depending on the...
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You (or your attorney) can file a memorandum of costs, assuming the deadline has not passed. Attorney fees might be available depending on the...
Generally yes - often under Code of Civil Procedure Section 527.6. You and your brother should promptly consult a local landlord-tenant attorney...
The first question is whether the roommate is your subtenant (paying rent to you), or whether the roommate is a co-tenant (including because he/she...
If the deceased sister was empowered to enter into such a lease on behalf of the trust, then the successor trustee would normally have to honor it....
The landlord would seem to have the right to make at least some of those deductions (the septic fee depends on the language of the lease, and the...
I will re-post this under family law.
If you wish, you can proceed with an unlawful detainer after service was deemed legally complete (I assume that the notice was personally served,...
Unless the tenant is somehow at fault, it would be your responsibility.
I shall re-post this under elder law. However, unless it was recorded for some reason (e.g. in connection with a real estate transaction), I am...
You could try suing in small claims court for your rent and any other damages. However, the litigation privilege, Civil Code Section 47, bars...