Can I do anything if my landlord breached the contract? My move in date was July 1 but without noticed changed 3 times already.

If you do not desire to wait any longer to move in, you can pick up your deposit check but still sue in small claims court for your expenses...

Can I do anything if my landlord breached the contract? My move in date was July 1 but without noticed changed 3 times already.

If you do not desire to wait any longer to move in, you can pick up your deposit check but still sue in small claims court for your expenses...

My landlord refuses to fix shower and told me to vacate and he will fix it. It is a converted garage I checked online no permits

If this is an illegally converted garage, the landlord can still evict you to get you out but will not be able to obtain a money judgment for...

A gardener under contract for a condo association is owed $14K in back pay for services. What are his options and how much cost?

The gardener can waive the $4000 and sue the HOA in small claims court for $10,000. This is the fastest and least expensive method. ...

Tenant not paying on time!

I agree with Attorney Ross. If the water is really contaminated, the tenant can be excused from paying rent. A landlord has a duty to ensure...

Health department!! Landlord - tenants right!!

Yes, if the water is really contaminated, the tenant can be excused from paying rent. A landlord has a duty to ensure habitability. See California...

Tenants payed half of the rent this month?

Yes, if the water is really contaminated, the tenant can be excused from paying rent. A landlord has a duty to ensure habitability. See...

Yes, at some point in time, the court will issue an Order To Show Cause Re Dismissal or Sanctions for failure to file a proof of service of...

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Buying home

There are most certainly legal implications whenever you enter into any legal transaction. A trust is usually the best way to hold title to real...

Can i still sue my landlord after signing papers in court for eviction?

Most likely not, if you signed a stipulation for judgment. An attorney would have to review the actual "papers" that you signed to provide you...