I have a roommate that won't leave how do I evict him
It is hard to say based on the limited information in your post, but you would presumably either use the procedure laid out in Civil Code Section...
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It is hard to say based on the limited information in your post, but you would presumably either use the procedure laid out in Civil Code Section...
I'm sorry your scholarship, etc. fell through, and hope that you can resume your education soon. Unfortunately, there is no "cooling off period"...
If (as your post seems to say) the first UD went to judgment, it is not clear that you can "close it." If it did not go to judgment, then...
If you never obtained a judgment evicting her, and have since allowed her to move back in, you'll have to start all over again-especially if you...
You should make the request on the form, and should differentiate between the compensatory and punitive damages. If you don't ask for what you...
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If you signed a binding agreement to move, and there was no fraud, illegal coercion, etc., then your chances of getting the agreement set aside may...
If you locked a tenant/subtenant out, you could be sued under a number of laws, including Civil Code Sections 789.3 and 1940.2. I believe it may...
Many rent control ordinances have exemptions for certain properties, and certain state laws, including the Costa-Hawkins law, exempts some...
A bona fide owner move-in should allow you to evict the Section 8 tenant, and it would appear that you have already done more than you needed to do...
In many cities, a landlord has to obtain permits in advance and pay relocation benefits in order to evict a tenant from an illegal unit. The...