How can I break my lease without being penalized?
You really can't break a lease without the landlord having recourse. That is, he can sue you for his losses. That being said, unless your lease...
Roseville, CA
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Roseville, CA
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You really can't break a lease without the landlord having recourse. That is, he can sue you for his losses. That being said, unless your lease...
You should give him a copy. If you have to go to court to evict him the issue will likely be raised anyway and the court will wonder why you...
I agree with the other attorney that multiple declarations without pending motions is unusual, unlikely and probably would not be accepted by the...
I agree with the other two attorneys and also recommend that you review your lease/rental agreement. Often there are provisions that address this...
This is a difficult question because hotels are authorized to charge whatever rate they want. They are not subject to the same landlord tenant...
I agree with the other attorneys. Nonetheless, file the lien to protect your rights right away.
The short answer is "no." That being said, I agree with the other attorneys that you need to file a motion. This matter is probably more involved...
There are provisions for getting out of a lease if you are a victim of domestic violence. However, you being out of the country complicates...
I think you should consult a family law attorney about these issues first. Especially if you're still married. It's not a wrongful death issue.
He can ask but judgment will be likely be entered for defendant because he accepted the money after the 3day notice and before the unlawful...