Can I sue my landlord? Do I have a real case that I can win in court?
It sounds like the deductions were grossly excessive, including because you would not normally be liable for ordinary wear and tear. I suggest...
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It sounds like the deductions were grossly excessive, including because you would not normally be liable for ordinary wear and tear. I suggest...
If you have been named in the lawsuit, and served with process, you must file a timely response with the court. Otherwise, even if you have a...
Your post seems to be incomplete-what is your question?
That would not be valid service, and you could challenge it via a motion to quash. However, that would just be a delaying tactic, because even if...
You don't have to install central heating, but you do need to have a permanent source of heat (i.e. not space heaters) sufficient to meet whatever...
You must timely comply with Civil Code Section 1950.5 with respect to the security deposit, or you technically forfeit any right to take deductions...
The POA can be used to hire an attorney on her behalf. However, unless you happen to be a licensed attorney, it would not allow you to answer legal...
You would probably need to seek a stay from the court, and then file a motion to set aside default and default judgment based on improper service...
Yes, the landlord must accept the $ demanded in the 3-day notice, if it is offered before the deadline. If the landlord refuses it for some reason,...
Depending on the facts, the evicted tenant may well be in violation of the eviction judgment/order, assuming you have done nothing that would have...