Santa Cruz, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Santa Cruz, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate ... +3 more
Yes. The $800 is a tax on the LLC's existence.
From what you have stated, you can't do anything . . . yet. Screaming among roommates is far from unknown. If, however, she threatens you with...
I'm sorry, but I must disagree with Mr. Berger in general. A lien on one co-tenant's interest does not affect the other co-tenant's interest. I...
Even if the bonus was just a gift--although you do state you earned it--your employer cannot take it back. Although a promise to make a gift is...
If the landlord knows of the tenant's conduct, he may be liable for permitting a nuisance on his property. Be sure you tell him what his tenant is...
I just want to add to Mr. Mann's thorough answer that a declaration will work only on a motion. At trial it is considered inadmissible hearsay. But...
If your mother was violating the park's rules, then, yes, it is sufficient cause to evict. Even if it was not, your use of the past tense suggests...
Part of the clerk's job is to catch things like this. Just fill out a correct summons and take it to be filed. Explain the situation. The clerk...
Your current employer may well be able to "strictly enforce" the contract. If it can show that the contract is fair and just, that it has...
Yikes. Before a storage facility may auction off your goods for nonpayment, it must do more than give you a telephone call. It is supposed to give...
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