I am suing for retaliatory eviction: Better to use statutory or common law basis of claim, or both?
I am gravely concerned for your situation. You appear to have a strong argument but you cannot get maximum value without counsel. If you can...
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I am gravely concerned for your situation. You appear to have a strong argument but you cannot get maximum value without counsel. If you can...
This is something we can help with on this forum but we need more information. Is this a lawsuit? Small claims? Eviction proceeding? As a general...
With all due respect it would be difficult for anyone to determine without reading the entire record on appeal and all the briefing whether the CAP...
It is, technically, a crime. It is the least serious version but it does violate Penal Code Section 261.5. We cannot give you legal advice here...
Will you win? That is impossible to say. Based upon the information you provided though it will be difficult to prove racial discrimination. It...
Agree with above posters. I want to add that you should also consider the reason you want it "expunged" before you invest any time and money. It...
Appellate issues are simply not proper to handle alone. I am not a "always hire a lawyer believer" but there is a reason why appellate lawyers...
Trial is a good option. If you cannot afford counsel, it will involve two appearances. If officer shows for trial, talk to him and see if he is...
Suing is not necessarily the best way, but a lawyer can help. First, no landlord can evict you. Period. Only a Judge can order you evicted after a...
It is also worth checking whether you are in a lawful dwelling. It is peculiar for a landlord to operate without a lease because leases protect...