Can my landlord continue to enter my apartment often and on vague notices?
Nope, at least not for random reasons like you describe. In California, a landlord can enter a rental unit only for the following reasons: --...
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Nope, at least not for random reasons like you describe. In California, a landlord can enter a rental unit only for the following reasons: --...
See California Rules of Court, Rules 3.1200 to 3.1207. An ex parte application for a court order, being an exception to the general requirement of...
Depending upon which court your case is pending, you may be able to just appear in court and orally argue your opposition to the ex parte...
You should be able to convert the LLC into a limited partnership or a general partnership without dissolving or canceling the LLC. See the...
If you signed a document agreeing that you would be out last week, your argument to the judge that the owner did not give you enough time will...
If you did not file a written opposition to the demurrer to second amended complaint, the court will most likely sustain the demurrer without leave...
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Generally speaking, no. Even though the late installment payment might constitute a breach of your settlement agreement, you haven't been damaged...
You may submit a request to postpone a small claims hearing date for good cause pursuant to Code of Civil Procedure §116.570(a). Your request may...
Yes, it could be so used. Under California law, there is only one security deposit (regardless of whether the landlord designates a deposit as a...
It would be best if you could hire an attorney to prepare and file & serve the answer for you. In the event you absolutely cannot afford an...