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Do local civil rules apply unlawful detainer hearings. Specifically will the court issue a tentative ruling on a motion?
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Answered on June 11, 2015
Some superior courts have local rules pertaining only to unlawful detainer actions. It would be rare for any UD court to provide a tentative...
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How do I rent when I have an unlawful detainer on record?
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In a situation such as yours, a prospective tenant could offer to put up the maximum security deposit (two times the monthly rent for an...
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Creditor proceedings prior to the court date/trial without notifying the debtor.
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There is insufficient information in your post about the procedural posture of the case, as well as the type of litigation involved. Is this a...
60 days to appeal a civil judgement; do you count the date of entry or begin the next day? Served by mail, do you add 5 days?
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Answered on June 11, 2015
In an unlimited jurisdiction civil case (i.e., involving an amount over $25,000 ), a notice of appeal must be filed by the earliest of the...
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How is it unusual for trade secrets to be licensed?
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It is very tricky for a "trade secret" to be licensed because of the inherent dilemna between protecting the valuable secret(s) and providing...
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What should i do
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You would have recourse against the homeless person for your personal injuries, but good luck collecting any money even if you won a judgment. ...
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Am I legally required to re-pay rent?
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You are required to pay rent for each month you occupy the premises. You are not required to alert the landlord of the un-deposited/un-cashed...
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How much notice must I be given for eviction.
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If you paid rent, you are a tenant. If you have been a tenant for more than 12 months, you are entitled to 60 days written notice before you can...
What are the tax implications of the quit claim deed?
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An interspousal transfer normally should not trigger any income tax liability. The interspousal transfer (or quitclaim) does not cause a...
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I was evicted for not paying rent but the owner of the property pushed me there is video and police report and witnesses
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Answered on June 11, 2015
Yes. If you were evicted pursuant to a judgment for unlawful detainer because you failed to pay rent, then you may have to pay the former landlord...
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