Speak with a probate/trust attorney. There are too many facts missing from your question for it to be answered accurately in this forum. For instance, how is title held to the house? Is it in a trust? It may be that the house has to go through probate; if so, it may be a while before it can be... View More

No, it is not illegal. First, your original 2016 lease very likely states that at the ens of the lease, if the tenancy continues, it will be month to month. Second, even if the lease did not say so, by paying monthly, and the landlord accepting the payments, a month to month tenancy was implied.

Assuming you are "on the lease" as co-tenants, then you have the right to terminate your co-tenancy on proper written notice under Civil Code Section 1946, and would normally have no liability for rent, etc. accruing after the termination date. See Schmitt v. Felix (1958) 157 Cal.App.2d... View More

Sorry for your loss. For almost every medical malpractice lawsuit, an appropriate medical professional must offer an an opinion that the care given to the patient fell below the "standard of care". A major hurdle to a malpractice suit against an emergency physician is the requirement... View More

You are obligated to pay the true rent you owe. The amount of your rent is determined by your agreement, not the 3 day notice. The mistake, on the prior notice, stating a lower amount does not relieve you of the obligation to pay. Because you still owe $100 from the prior month, the current 3... View More

An attorney would need to read the letter to specifically advise you. Based on the limited information you have provided, it appears the law firm may be engaged in "solicitation" prohibited by the rules of professional conduct in California. It can be a rules violation if they are... View More

So sorry to hear of what you have been going through. There may be some measure of further justice you can obtain, but the situation is much too complicated to be solved in a question and answer forum such as this. It is unlikely you can have the sentence increased, but it is surprising that... View More

You need to file a Respondent's Brief as part of the appeal (not appeal the appeal). You may also need to "supplement the record". There are time limits to do these things. Find an appellate attorney. Because this is a restraining order, you may be entitled to recover the attorney... View More

Estate planning can mean many different things, and the answer depends on what specifically you need or want for your situation. For example, if all you need is a simple will, the cost will be minimal. if, on the other hand, you are looking for a complex trust with multiple assets which need to... View More

Without more facts, there is no reason to even assume a California court would have jurisdiction over the company or this issue. Even if it did, there is no reason for California law to be applied to a contract made in Washington with a (at the time) Washington resident. All that being said, to... View More

I see you are in Las Vegas. If you meant to post in the Nevada law section, try again. This information only applies to property in California. There is a simple solution, although it does take some time. You can bring a lawsuit, called a "partition action", where the court will order... View More

If your landlord is entering the property you rent, he must comply with the requirements of Civil code section 1954. That section specifies the purposes for which a landlord may enter the property and the written notice requirements that must be met. Whether in compliance with that section or... View More

No. You need to follow the "Notice of Entry" procedures found in California Civil Code section 1954. With a matter of this importance, you really should consult with a landlord tenant attorney and have them give you the form of the notice and instructions on how to serve the notice.... View More

You may indeed have a malpractice case. The time limits to bring such a case are shorter than for regular personal injury cases. Start contacting medical malpractice attorneys now. Almost all offer free case evaluations. It would be helpful for you to have all your related medical records... View More

A tenant is not responsible for reasonable wear and tear. A tenant is responsible for damages they caused. Generally, 20+ year old carpet would be worn enough for most landlords to replace, but there could be exceptions.

If you paid the rent to the owner's agent, it is now the owner's problem if the agent stole it. Unfortunately, if you get a 3 day notice, you will have to get prepared to fight an eviction. You should probably try to find a tenant's attorney now, because eviction proceedings move... View More

Assuming they are not terminating for valid cause, and your lease does not cover the topic, there is no provision for canceling a lease. Even in a month to month tenancy, 30 days notice is required for termination. They could be on the hook, theoretically, for the entire term of the lease.... View More

If the title company won't give you a copy of the Abstract of Judgement, you will have to go to the County Recorder's office and get a copy. If you look at it and still don't know what it is about, then you will have to review the case file at the courthouse. If it truly is some... View More

There is a subset of probate/trust attorneys that take on litigated matters. If the probate attorneys you are contacting do not litigate, many will be able to refer you to someone who does. Whether an attorney will take your matter on a contingency basis is another story. Many more will be... View More

Of course airbags should operate correctly without taking into account who is at fault for the collision. The important factors in your situation, in addition to having an expert determine that the airbag(s) should have deployed, include which injuries would likely have been prevented or lessened... View More