What can I do when i filed a RO against a neighbor and now the landlord is terminating my lease
The service requirements will depend on what kind of notice was served - see e.g. Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1 and Code of Civil Procedure...
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The service requirements will depend on what kind of notice was served - see e.g. Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1 and Code of Civil Procedure...
Notice requirements are contained in Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. If the tenancy was commercial, then only 30 days notice was required. You...
A void judgment can usually be attacked at any time. For example, if you were not properly served with process, and had no notice of the the...
I understand your desire to avoid a UD, but it may be the best option if the tenants are not willing to mediate (e.g. through a local community...
If the payment terms were included in the written lease you signed, then you are on pretty solid ground. Otherwise,it would depend on what...
It is a little unclear from your post, but if you are talking about suing the landlord for wrongful eviction/emotional distress if an unlawful...
It is hard to say without seeing the lease. However, any ambiguity is usually interpreted against whichever party drafted that lease language, and...
You should consult a local real estate attorney to assist you with the deeding process, and perhaps also talk to you about drafting a tenants in...
If you accept any rent for a period after the termination date, you will waive the termination notice and/or establish a new tenancy. If you...
You should be able to confirm the ownership via county assessor records, and can certainly insist on proof of identity. You could also run a title...