Can I be removed from this lawsuit?
You probably can't force a quick resolution, because the court normally wouldn't get into the merits of the case at the pleading stage. You should...
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You probably can't force a quick resolution, because the court normally wouldn't get into the merits of the case at the pleading stage. You should...
You can give a 30-day notice any day of the month, and only owe rent through the termination date if you move out by that deadline. Even if you...
If either side requested a jury trial, then that is what should happen, provided you timely post jury fees as required by statute. In any event,...
If you move out in response to a 3-day notice, the landlord can still sue you for money owed under the lease - see e.g. Civil Code Section 1951.2.
You should probably move ahead with enforcement, and then follow the procedures spelled out in Civil Code Section 1980 and following. You should...
That would depend on whether anything you did either violated express provisions in your lease (e.g. limiting the number of guests you could have,...
The statute of limitations for breach of a written contract is normally 4 years (see Code of Civil Procedure Section 337), although different...
The landlord would have the burden of proof if he sued you about the bedbug issue. If you have legitimate reasons for challenging deductions...
You may well have the right to rescind the lease under Civil Code Section 1689 for fraud and/or at least partial failure of...
The landlord cannot lawfully retaliate against you for making legitimate complaints. Civil Code Section 1942.5. However, if you and the...