There are certainly attorneys who handle insurance coverage disputes, and claims against insurers who are acting unreasonably/in bad faith. You...

If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), then almost certainly not, unless (perhaps) having him there would violate...

If you want to get formal, everyone could sign a simple document agreeing that the notice has been rescinded, and the tenancy shall resume on the...

If you can prove that there were material misrepresentations or nondisclosures, then you would have grounds to rescind the lease under Civil Code...

Your options largely depend on whether the tenancies are subject to rent control/eviction control (e.g. AB 1482). If so, the tenants probably...

No: [9:447.1] Relief granted—tenancy reinstated: On the other hand, if relief from forfeiture is granted, the tenancy is reinstated. The tenant...

There are no sure things in litigation, and even if the case looks good, that doesn't automatically mean that the plaintiff will win - or win as...

If the answer was not filed, you can take a default. However, courts are generally pretty lenient if a defendant files a motion to set aside a...

I agree with Mr. Isquith. In addition to talking to a lawyer (a probate attorney, who has experience with financial elder abuse cases), it would be...

Unless the new lease or some other agreement waived/released the unpaid rent, you should still be able to claim it. However, Code of Civil...