If no charges were filed, do the cops have to give back the money they took? what are the procedures to get it back?

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California: Must/do I file Unlawful Detainer if tenant in arrears (7 mos.) is in jail and not occupying property?

Ask him to agree to end his lease, so that he does not owe you any more rent and does not have an unlawful detainer on his record. Otherwise, you...

We just moved out of a home in Laguna Hills, CA that we rented for the past 8 years and are being charged for repainting.

Let him explain that to the judge when you take him to small claims court.

Step one is to call the police. If the person has been there for a while, the police are going to say that it is a civil matter. You then have to...

Where one party acts wrongly to keep you from working for another, is there a basis for suit against that interfering party?

You would have to say more about how this one agency interfered with your employment by another. Note that the liability of public entities and...

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File a request for entry of dismissal, form no. CV-110. Check boxes 1(a)(2) and 1(b)(6). In the space after 1(b)(6), write, "Does 1 and 2...

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The Ninth Circuit court of appeals recently had a case in which an airline had all of its overseas employees sign a contract stating that they were...

I was written up regarding a policy that the whole department is violating should I grieve & is this discrimination?

The write-ups by themselves are probably not discrimination because by themselves they do not affect your employment. Any action based on those...

I have a Civil Judgement which I was not informed of from 2010. I just discovered it now. What is my best course of action?

Whether you can do anything about it depends on why you never learned of it. If you were never properly served, you may be able to set aside the...

How do I get the new property owners to pay the remainder of my relocation payment per our signed court aggrement?

If you and the other party, not just its attorney, signed the settlement agreement, you may be able to bring a motion to enforce the judgment....