Can an unlicensed person collect finder fee from seller directly ?
Regarding the construction aspect of your question, an unlicensed contractor cannot demand payment for doing unlicensed work unless you were an...
Watsonville, CA
Construction and development Lawyer at Watsonville, CA
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Regarding the construction aspect of your question, an unlicensed contractor cannot demand payment for doing unlicensed work unless you were an...
You should be fine if you emailed it within the 3-day period. Look at Business and Professions Code Section 7159(e)(6)(B)(i). The contractor must...
You can file a complaint with the CSLB at CSLB.CA.GOV and/or file a complaint with the contractor's surety company, which is listed on the CSLB...
Most Construction Law attorneys do not work on contingency. There may be a attorneys' fees clause in your contract. If it has been 4 years since...
The general rule regarding Handyman is stated in Business and Professions Code Section 7048.
Read Business and Professions Code Section 7028 & 7031. In general, if a contractor is unlicensed and does work for $500 or more the contract is...
Sounds like your neighbor needs better curtains.
If the contractor is building a new structure that is permitted with approved set of plans, then there shouldn't be any need for change orders...
Your options depend in part upon the contract and the contract wording regarding warranties and disputes. Per Civil Code section 900 there is a...
You need to file a "Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession" to get rid of the Does. If there are unknown occupants, that live on the property,...