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Yes, it could be legal. If your commercial lease states that rent is due on the first day of each month, then the rent is considered unpaid for...
Probably yes. The answer depends upon the basis for the unlawful detainer case that just went to trial today (was it for unpaid rent, breach of...
There is no specific law on overcharged rent. California Civil Code section 1950.5, which covers security deposits for residential tenancies, does...
The specific answer depends upon the nature of the hearing. In most instances, the proof of service is attached as the last page to whatever is...
Make sure have have both filed and served a Notice of Change of Address http://www.courts.ca.gov/documents/mc040.pdf. If you did so, you should...
If you are filing a motion, count backwards from the hearing date 16 court days and then 5 calendar days. That is the last date you must serve the...
If you are a month to month tenant, the landlord can change the terms of your tenancy by giving you a 30 day written notice. The landlord can...
The federal Americans With Disabilities Act would probably not apply in such instance. If you are the plaintiff and were able to file the...
No, not likely. A store can have a no-refund policy if it is clearly posted and/or on the receipt. https://oag.ca.gov/consumers/general/refunds...
Yes, but you would win only if you can prove that the new tub caused the injuries to the finger and foot.
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