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The property mgr threw away property n changed locks the day the eviction was done in court and refused to let us get anything
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Answered on September 27, 2011
the landlord cannot evict you from the premises until the sheriff serves the writ of possession and kicks you out of the premises. Jumping the gun...
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Can i serve my tenant with a 3 day notice to terminating tenancy for nuisance?
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Answered on September 27, 2011
Yes you can serve a three day notice for nuisance. Nuisance cases are highly fact driven and are furtile ground for a wrongful eviction lawsuit. ...
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Would filing Notice of Related Case apply if tenant has 7 Unlawful Detainers filed against him from different landlords?
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Answered on September 27, 2011
No. These cases although based on the same cause of action (unlawful detainer) are not related since they involve different tenancies and...
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If hospital staff can instantly locate & authenticate my Advance Directive, could I be sure it would be honored in an emergency?
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Answered on September 27, 2011
They are obligated to honor the advanced directive unless the court orders them not to do so.
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Can I sue for negligence?
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Answered on September 27, 2011
you can. However, these cases are tough especially with someone using cutters.
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How do I deal with a defendant who has been served the complaint by process server and refuses subsequent court mailings?
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Answered on September 27, 2011
I would talk to your bankruptcy attorney. However, if they choose not to respond to the complaint that is to their prejudice as you can continue...
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Questions regarding stipulation and order for settlement for party in pro per
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Answered on September 27, 2011
you should consider having a stipulation for entry of judgment on default entered, unless there is a reason to have the judgment entered...
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Can the parties agree to sign a stipulation to set aside the default judgment after the judgment has been entered
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Answered on September 27, 2011
Yes. The parties can stipulation to set aside a default judgment in order to avoid the need for a formal motion.
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Should I take legal action against my dentist
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Answered on September 27, 2011
you could sue. You would have to show that the treatment you received fell below the requisite standard of care. You may want to consult with an...
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Can I evict my roomate for doing illegal activities and not paying rent without going thru the normal eviction process?
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Answered on September 26, 2011
no. a roommate is probably entitled to tenant protections and therefore would have to be evicted.
