How long after I give my response back to court do I have to leave my resident?
Depending on how the unlawful detainer summons and complaint were served upon you, you could have as little as 5 days to file an appropriate...
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Depending on how the unlawful detainer summons and complaint were served upon you, you could have as little as 5 days to file an appropriate...
Yes, this would be a standard claim for breach of contract, which you can pursue in small claims court. In the absence of a settlement, your...
If you have not already done so, you should complain to the local code enforcement agency. In most cities, the agency will promptly send out an...
The statute of limitations is the same whether or not you sue in small claims court. I think a good argument can be made that the SOL would be...
The first question is whether you are the master tenant (or owner), or simply a co-tenant. Only an owner or master tenant would have the right to...
I will re-post this under family law, so family law attorneys can weigh in. My understanding is that if it was your separate property before...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. The nuisance/quiet enjoyment problems do not provide a legal excuse to stop paying rent. However, the...
I am going to re-post this under family law, including so a family law attorney can address the domestic abuse/violence issue. In general, if...
If you lost an unlawful detainer, and a judgment was properly entered against you, I know of no way to expunge it. However, if you pay off the...
This may be more of a family law issue that an landlord-tenant issue, so I am re-posting under that category. If you have been given full rights...