Walnut Creek, CA
Estate planning Lawyer at Walnut Creek, CA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Real Estate ... +2 more
You do not say why you are getting evicted. If it is for the nonpayment of rent, your best bet is to save up and move as quickly as possible.
Look at your eviction as a blessing in disguise. Go your separate ways from your former landlord.
The California Franchise Tax Board waives the first-year minimum franchise tax for new corporations that qualify or incorporate with the...
It depends what the lease agreement provides, but in all likelihood, yes the master tenant may be on the hook for legal fees and damages.
You should review your contract with the General Contractor on the provisions relating to subcontractors. But the short answer to your question is...
Your question can't be answered further without more detail. What exactly are you trying to achieve?
If the tenant has not moved out after the 30 day notice, the landlord must file an Unlawful Detainer (eviction) action with the court. Depending...
You cannot evict the other party on the lease. Only the landlord can evict. However, as counsel mentioned, you may sue the party for the amount...
You calculate your damages by your actual out of pocket damages. You may also be entitled to punitive damages, typically not to exceed $1,000.
I agree with counsel. Anyone can sue anyone for anything in California. So yes you can sue your landlord in small claims court. But you do not...
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