How do I navigate the foreclosure, auction, and eviction process?
Anyone who has $ (in whatever form the auction requires) should be able to bid at the foreclosure sale. If the property is sold at the...
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Anyone who has $ (in whatever form the auction requires) should be able to bid at the foreclosure sale. If the property is sold at the...
If all of this happened in 2021, then many (but probably not all) of your potential claims may well be barred under the applicable statutes of...
Your post is a bit unclear, but my guess(which could be wrong) is that we are talking about a property access issue, where you denied access after...
My condolences on your loss. Unless they are court-appointed estate representatives, or are trustees under a trust your GF set up, the relatives...
Even if they had a valid writ (you can check with the court - it is possible that a default judgment was obtained using a fake proof of service...
"May" (as opposed to "shall") makes it optional. So, you should be free to serve process any way permitted by law - especially if this is a...
If you are month-to-month, and the landlord gave proper notice under Civil Code Section 827, the change would normally be valid, unless prohibited...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Before moving out, you may first want to complain to the local code enforcement agency, so the agency can...
From your description, you should have viable and substantial claims under a number of legal theories, including negligence, nuisance,...
You may well have claims for defamation, and possibly for violating Civil Code Section 1942.5(d), but proving significant damages could be...