Usually what you want to do is not the best move. For most situations, having the property in a trust is the way to go. Just consult with another...

Whether a certain number of interrogatories are excessive is a question which has a different answer in each case. it very much depends on the...

To determine your rights properly, have an attorney review your lease/contract, as well as a consultation with you. Have all written communications...

If you are covered by insurance, don't worry about using your coverage for a collision that was not your fault. Your rates will not go up; your...

As my colleague points out, you will need to initiate contact with probate attorneys. We can not offer services directly to you on this site. you...

By feeding your cats in a way that attracts other cats on to the property, you are arguably creating a nuisance. under most rental agreements, that...

I would add to my colleague's response, you can and should get your own attorney. A competent personal injury attorney who handles wrongful death...

Based only on the facts you have stated here, and assuming there was a written retainer agreement, there is nothing "illegal" about this. Often,...

Yes, the owner is allowed to show the property to prospective buyers, with reasonable notice. See Civil Code section 1954.

You need a landlord/tenant attorney or a real estate attorney. If you have accurately described your lease, any competent attorney could...