Property on rent control - City of Los Angeles CA.- Landlord has no right to evict month to month tenancy?
It sounds like you can definitely use the help of an attorney; but your posting is a bit confusing and doesn't ask a clear question. What...
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It sounds like you can definitely use the help of an attorney; but your posting is a bit confusing and doesn't ask a clear question. What...
The biggest question is whether this is a rent controlled apartment or no. If it is, they can't evict her for any reason they want and their case...
Yes, it may be possible. This will depend on the facts of your case, the prosecutor assigned, and your criminal history. Call an attorney today as...
I would advise you not to go with this route. I'm a real estate agent as well as a real estate attorney. This sounds good in theory but typically...
Do not call without speaking with an attorney. You may have posted this question already, as it sounds familiar. However, you may be wanted in an...
Yes, there isn't much more they probably did in less than a day. But call asap, because they could be doing work as we speak on your case. You're...
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You need an attorney immediately, one that can appear with you here in LA and also coordinate with you from HI. You need an attorney to appear in...
Yes you can take action. The question is, what resolution do you want from this situation? Are you wanting to move, stay and have the items...
Mr. Busch is correct, nothing in Los Angeles city law would prevent your roommate from charging you more than 1/2 the rent.
They can sue you if there are additional damages besides unpaid rent, such as carpet damage, excessive dirt, excessive cleaning etc.