If you wish to amend your answer(s), and the time for the plaintiff to demur to the answer has not expired, you can file an amended answer without...

I'm not sure what you mean by saying it is not an eviction - if you are requiring the tenants to leave, that is an eviction. In any event,...

By its own terms, Civil Code Section 1946.5 only applies if there is one person. If there are tow, then they would normally be tenants. In any...

If the notices in the 2 cases are different, then you probably could not successfully demur on grounds of a pending similar action. See CCP Section...

If this is a Civil Code Section 1946.2 tenancy, then the landlord would seem to be out of luck, based on the timing - see 1946.2(b)(E).

Litigants are generally precluded from splitting a cause of action, or simultaneously pursuing the same claim in different courts. If you attempt...

Your rights largely depend on what you and your now-husband agreed upon when and after the house was being purchased. If there was a clear...

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I suggest you start by reporting the claim to the insurer, and perhaps also consider cross-complaining against your ex for indemnity, etc. The...

If the previous property manager has moved out of the building, and neither the previous property manager, nor the plumber, have an apartment in...

If the landlord accepted rent after the 1st notice expired, that would normally waive/invalidate the 1st notice, and might (depending n the nature...