Can I be charged legal fees if my case never went to court on an eviction ?
If the unlawful detainer was properly served, you were required to timely file a response with the court, even if you opted to move out. The fact...
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If the unlawful detainer was properly served, you were required to timely file a response with the court, even if you opted to move out. The fact...
If an addendum was signed making you a co-tenant, you have the right to receive notices, and should be allowed access to the portal. Paying rent...
You may have grounds to rescind the lease for fraud under Civil Code Section 1689 if you can prove that the landlord knew about the high rate of...
If your tenancy is subject to Oakland's rent control, then the parking would normally be included in the rent controlled tenancy. If so, they can't...
If you are required to pay under some form of settlement with your ex, or because you have been ordered to do so by a court, then you have an...
If you are a month-to-month co-tenant, you have the right to terminate that co-tenancy by giving proper written notice. You have no legal...
I agree with Mr. Treglio. You can serve a 3-day pay or quit notice before the 60-day notice expires. However, in order to avoid any...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You should be able to serve the owner with process by using the procedures laid out in Civil Code Section...
If a default judgment was entered against you, and you have some viable basis for challenging it (e.g. invalid service of process), you could try...
Unfortunately, you don't have a choice when served with a motion for summary judgment - you need to file a timely opposition, or the court will...