My house got damage by broken water pipe start from second floor and went down to frist floor thru the ceeling

You can also seek assistance from the Contractors State Licensing Board.

How do I deal with a landlord who lied about providing 30 days notice of a rent increase and cashed all my regular rent checks?

His acceptance of rent from you for the past three months without objection until now would make a court seriously question his claim to have...

Defendant in civil case in California filed motion to dismis and mone sancti. is there civil procedure that prohibits that notio

A party may schedule discovery motions to be heard any time up to two weeks before the beginning of the first trial date. The court may extend that...

Your employer does not need a good reason to terminate you. It only has to avoid unlawful reasons. That said, an employee badmouthing the...

What is the maximum deposit can a landlord or property management co. ask for?

The requirement of a 90-day notice might be unenforceable in a residential lease. Civil Code section 1945.1, which concerns the notice required in...

Is a business partner responsible for personal grantees of another partner on the loan for a business they have together?

If you are a partner in a partnership, as opposed to a member of a limited liability company, you are liable for the partnership's debts. That's...

Is it legal for my company to hold me liable for any late penalties on a corporate AMEX card that I am required to use?

If your company is responsible for paying the bill every month, then your company is responsible for paying it late. If you are supposed to seek...

After your landlord gives you a 60-day notice, you remain tenants until that period expires. If you want to move out sooner, you have to give your...

Hi my question is what paper do i need to file if my landlord claims he served the ud papers but i never recived them at all

You cannot challenge the lack of service until the landlord tries to take your default. You could then show the court that you were never served....

From just your header, the answer is yes. You need to make sure that the partner has a contract specifically allowing the partnership to compensate...