Can an eviction settlement be changed after being signed by both parties if it hasn't been filed with the court?

Yes. If it has not been filed with the Court, then it should not even require approval from a judge.

What shall I do if I want to settle unlawful detainer before the trail?

That would depend on the terms of the settlement. Under some circumstances (see e.g. Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161.2), the court records...

I'm sorry you experienced this, and agree that the process server acted unprofessionally. However, as the other attorneys noted, it does not appear...

My tenant has not paid the full rent in the last ten months and nothing at all in the last six months i'm getting frustrated

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Suing the government is expensive and complicated, and it is not clear whether you would have a viable...

How much is a filing fee for a demurmer

There should be a fee schedule posted on the court's website. Usually, there is a first appearance fee (probably $370, if it is a limited...

If there are valid fault-based grounds for eviction (e.g. nuisance), no relocation benefits would be owed. However, your parents would have the...

My teen age son was hanging out with 4 others from our apartment complex the manager wrote us up for him loitering is that legal

If you have an unexpired fixed term lease, or if your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 3088), you can only be evicted for...

A landlord may normally only enter upon proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons authorized by Civil Code Section 1954. However, you would...

How Can stop his demand for money he never asked for previously?

The new owner took the property subject to your existing tenancy. You would normally have no obligation to move until you receive a lawful...

Rental agent keeps requesting that the trustee sign the rental agreement, the trustor is still alive is this necessary ?

Wills and trusts are two different things. If the property is included in a trust, then the consent of the trustee(s) would seem necessary. Your...