Question regarding tenant and landlord.
There is insufficient information in your post to respond to your question. Are you on a month to month lease or a fixed term lease (and if so,...
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There is insufficient information in your post to respond to your question. Are you on a month to month lease or a fixed term lease (and if so,...
No. A civil demand is not a debt and you would only have to pay it if they successfully sued you. The likelihood of that happening is extremely...
In California, an attorney of record in a pending lawsuit has the ability to withdraw from the case. Normally, this is done with the client's...
In California, if you are a month to month tenant, the landlord can end the tenancy by giving a 60 day written notice. The notice does not need to...
You can either sue in small claims court or (assuming you are properly classified as an employee and not an independent contractor) file a wage...
No, there is no such relief whereby the court can be made to pay for legal expenses.
Yes, in California, if the rental property is not subject to rent control, the landlord can raise the rent by more than 10% by giving a 60 day...
Generally speaking, it is not a big deal. The only instance where it MIGHT make a difference is in calculating whether or not your notice of...
No, what you describe would not constitute false advertising under California Business & Professions Code section 17500.
In a civil (not unlawful detainer) case, pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure section 437c, subdivision (a)(1), a party may move for...