How much should I ask in small court claim?
I agree with Mr. Kellener, but would add that if you are still in the unit, you should have the right to "repair and deduct" under Civil Code...
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I agree with Mr. Kellener, but would add that if you are still in the unit, you should have the right to "repair and deduct" under Civil Code...
Unless there is something unusual in the lease, you should not be responsible for damages which pre-existed your tenancy, and would also not be...
You would normally get a lot more money if the whole property is sold, rather than selling a fractional interest. If your father is...
Waivers of court filing fees are available under limited circumstances: [1:188] Waiver of court fees and costs for indigents: The court must...
The judge was entitled to weigh the evidence submitted, and probably considered the fact that you plainly had actual notice (even if there was a...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Co-tenants are normally jointly and severally responsible for tenancy obligations, so it may well be...
If he has been paying rent, and his occupancy is subject to any eviction control and/or eviction moratorium law(s), it could get a little...
Under Civil Code Section 1954, the landlord has the right to enter (on proper notice) for certain specified purposes, including to exhibit the...
Your post is a bit unclear, but I gather that the house you rented was either distributed to the heir(s), or sold to a new owner. In either...
The landlord has a legal duty to promptly and adequately address legitimate complaints about quiet enjoyment/nuisance issues, and can be sued for...