How can I get access to 50% of my property that i co own with me sister
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You would have legal remedies against your sister under legal theories of ouster, nuisance, etc. If...
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I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You would have legal remedies against your sister under legal theories of ouster, nuisance, etc. If...
If you got a restraining order, such as under Code of Civil Procedure Section 527.6, it must be personally served - posting and/or mailing it...
I agree with Mr. Moss. If you can document that the proposed replacement tenant was accepted by the landlord, and was/is willing to move in...
You should be able to terminate your co-tenancy, but have to follow the steps laid out in Civil Code Section 1946.7.
I think the prudent thing is to serve a tenant as required by statute, but to also send a courtesy copy to the attorney. You may wish to consult...
I generally agree with Mr. Carpenter, but would add that if you really feel strongly, you can either ask the others to mediate the dispute (e.g....
First, your landlord would normally have no right to unilaterally terminate an unexpired fixed-term tenancy, so you should have the right to stay...
I agree with Mr. Moss, but would add that if you are able to do so (I assume an insurer would sell a policy to a trust beneficiary), get proper...
It doesn't really sound like a tenancy issue - rather that you have an unrecorded ownership interest. If you are a co-owner, the other owners would...
I generally agree with Mr. Reccius, but would add that if the tenancy is subject to AB 1482, there would be restrictions on your ability to evict,...