What to do if the sheriff will not evict without a writ of possession?
I agree with Mr. Moss. However, if you can't reach a settlement, the next step would be to file an unlawful detainer (after first confirming with a...
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I agree with Mr. Moss. However, if you can't reach a settlement, the next step would be to file an unlawful detainer (after first confirming with a...
I agree with Mr. Daymude's comments, but would note that if the neighbor has filed a civil harassment petition seeking an injunction/restraining...
I fully agree with Mr. Moss' advice. However, it is wise to know your rights going into such a discussion, and your rights are laid out in Civil...
Your options would depend upon whether there is an unexpired lease, and whether the tenancy is subject to LA's rent control/eviction control...
Generally speaking, if the buyer has released all contingencies, and wishes to proceed, then the buyer can sue you for specific performance (i.e. a...
I can't tell from your post what kind of notice you received. If it is some kind of termination notice from the landlord - as opposed to a...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. A landlord's access rights are generally limited by Civil Code Section 1954, which (among other things)...
Late fees are generally illegal in California residential tenancies. See Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp 7. The rules, rental due...
There is no Judicial Council or other standard form for this. Unless you are a licensed attorney or a co-owner, you can't appear for your mother in...
Prosecutors and City Attorneys have a lot of discretion, and sometimes decline to sue even if there are very bad conditions, However, if you can...