How do I serve property owner summons?
You should be able to get the owner's address from public records, including from the county assessor. Alternatively, you may be able to serve via...
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You should be able to get the owner's address from public records, including from the county assessor. Alternatively, you may be able to serve via...
It depends what they are suing for. For example, the statute of limitations for personal injury is normally 2 years, while it is generally 4 years...
Possibly, depending on the facts, including what documents went back and forth. You may very well have had the right to terminate the tenancy...
Probably not. The landlord would normally be bound by the terms of the lease until it expires.
Possibly. Take a look at the requirements and procedures spelled out in Civil Code Section 1946.7.
You should talk to a local land use attorney about this. However, under many circumstances, Health and Safety Code Section 17980 would allow you to...
In the absence of a valid tenants in common agreement, both owners generally have the non-exclusive right to use and occupy the property, including...
Late fees are generally unenforceable in residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7. However, it often makes...
It sounds more like a motion to quash than a demurrer. In any event, make sure to file before the applicable deadline, or a default judgment...
The family probably can't do anything until they open an estate, and the court appoints someone as an administrator of the estate. The family...