Petaluma, CA
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Petaluma, CA
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Litigation, Personal Injury
90 days notice - 60 days for a no-cause eviction and another 30 under federal law.
I would say if it's in the lease, then it will be quite difficult to get around it. Still, if you're not abusing your right to have a guest, I...
You have a right to have visitors, but it becomes a concern for the prop mgr. when "visitors" start looking like something else. The terms of the...
If you've reported the harassment to the landlord and they failed to deal with it, the landlord has probably breached his duty to provide quiet...
It sounds like you have grounds for an affirmative lawsuit. Rather than worrying about his falsification of records, focus on working with an...
Yes, you can amend it. Just copy your complaint. Write in "amended" before the word complaint and attach the notice. You'll have to re-serve the...
On sketchy facts, it sure seems like this is a community debt (enforceable against both of you). What you could do though, is sign an agreement...
It's much more important for you to understand your causes of action and their elements than to copy some lawyer's language from a "proper"...
As to the renter: The new owner (bank) needs to give 90 days notice to the renter before evicting after a foreclosure. If you are keeping the house...
Mr. Lockhart's answer is well taken. If you were gambling away money that was not exempt, the trustee is going to look rather askance at that.
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