Santa Cruz, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Santa Cruz, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate ... +3 more
The courts do not shred the case. They do restrict access to it to just the parties and do not make record of it public. The credit-reporting...
The amount your employer paid you for the special project is taxable, so treating it merely as an expense, and thus as nontaxable, would have been...
Your concerns are well-founded. Ordinarily the LLC agreement states the terms under which the interests may be transferred. Two members cannot...
His behavior is perfectly legal. The law does not prohibit rudeness. But . . . If he should terminate your tenancy because you point out these...
A landlord could bring an unlawful detainer against a tenant at the end of a lease's fixed term without any notice. For example, if a tenant had a...
Under "demand" in item 2.a., you should put the note's unpaid principle. Put unpaid interest as "interest." If you fill it out wrong, the clerk...
Before going down to the courthouse, I would speak to an attorney who can look at the entire transaction. The lien holder's statement when you said...
When you receive housing as part of your compensation, your right to possess the unit ends when your job does. Your employer could have told you...
Assuming your apartment is still habitable, you still have a right to live there. They can't tell you that you are not welcome on the property. If...
Fifteen years is a long time. I suggest you have some sort of rent escalator so that you are not losing thousands of dollars every month in a...
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