Is a tenant required to permit the landlord onto the premises every time a contractor is onsite for a repair?

Yes, so long as the actual purpose is to effectuate repairs inside the unit. If you have a written lease, then the lease may dictate how much...

Can a demurrered challenge be filed after a pro_se answer has already been filed?

No. A demurrer can be (but is rarely) filed concurrently with the answer. However, once an answer has been filed, the defendant can file a motion...

Selected as the best answer

No, traffic infractions do not need to be disclosed on the State Bar of California's Moral Character Determination Application.

Should I hire an Lawyer?

It sounds like you ought to hire a personal injury attorney to advise you on what to do, and to communicate with the other party. Virtually all...

Issue on wear and tear...

Most likely not be charged for repainting. Yes, you can ask for receipts. The question comes down to what constitutes reasonable wear and tear...

Landlord/Tenant question

The question comes down to what constitutes reasonable wear and tear for a 5-year tenancy. See...

Can landlord amend the the lease with additional restrictions on the property?

Yes. The items you mentioned appear to be more in line with "rules and regulations" for tenants, rather than material changes to the lease terms.

I am in the process of settlement negotiations and my statue of limitations is near. Do I need to file a lawsuit to protect my

Yes. In some instances, you might be able to get the defendant to sign a "tolling agreement" to extend the statute of limitations if the defendant...

Am I obligated to sign medical release from defendant's attorney?

Yes, if you have already filed a lawsuit. If you expect to recover from the defendant (through defendant's insurance company) whether through...

Reasons a Motion to be relieved is filed by a attorney. Motion filed twice without specific explanation.

The most common reasons for a court granting a motion to be relieved as counsel are failure to pay attorney's fees, non-cooperation and/or...