I was evicted from an apartment can I appeal the decision.
A judge may give you relief, but you need an attorney's help, especially given your PTSD.
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A judge may give you relief, but you need an attorney's help, especially given your PTSD.
IN Arizona, the employer was probably within his rights. If you were being paid less than minimum wage, on average, see an employment lawyer.
he Landlord-Tenant Act solutions may not work for you. Go to the city.
The judgment must be domesticated in Arizona first. Then, you should be able to go after the full amount awarded.
Consult with a California litigator.
You have several potential issues. Go see a landlord-tenant lawyer.
True that the majority represent only landlords. Partly about money, partly to avoid conflicts. But some do both.
Hard to know what to say without seeing what the lease says about HOA violations. But I suspect the ten-day notice can serve as your pre-eviction...
I agree except that I believe you need a lawyer now. They will be much less likely to bully you. Also, even if the house sells, the lease stays...
The statute of limitations has run on your contract claim. As for the drive to California, I suppose there could be some sort of promissory...