Do I have a case or will it get thrown out?
I agree with Ms. Karam's excellent advice, but would add that if you can't find/retain an attorney soon enough, one option might be to file/serve a...
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I agree with Ms. Karam's excellent advice, but would add that if you can't find/retain an attorney soon enough, one option might be to file/serve a...
Your post is a bit unclear, but if someone persuaded your mother to sign over a deed to her property - especially for little or no financial...
Legal fees are generally only recoverable if provided by an applicable law or contract. If your rental agreement contains a clause saying that...
If the landlord actually sues you for this (e.g. by suing for unlawful detainer), you can, as part of pre-trial discovery, demand the video and any...
Theoretically, you could sue the landlord for declaratory relief (asking a judge to rule whether your camera use is proper), but it very seldom...
Taking the last question first, signing a new lease after foreclosure started would probably be considered a fraud on creditors, and the new lease...
If the tenancy is subject to the SF rent control ordinance, then the tenant may have the right to have roommates, subject to certain restrictions -...
I agree with my colleagues, but would add that if you are the person suing for partition, the law would give the other owner the right to buy you...
The landlord has the burden of proof as to any claims made against you. You can certainly say that you don't flush wipes, and ask the landlord to...
If you have been sued, and properly served, you MUST timely file an appropriate response with the court (probably a Judicial Council form answer...