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answered on Sep 8, 2017
Eviction notices (a 3 Day Notice) is not filed with the Court.
If you are referring to an actual eviction lawsuit (unlawful detainer lawsuit), yes, these are filed in Court.
There was no problems at renting the whole time , but can I go back to the manager 2 months later and still get my security deposit? Is there a time limit?
answered on Aug 31, 2017
Legally speaking, the landlord is supposed to return your security deposit within 21 days of move out, or supposed to return an itemized within 21 days.
Contract is for 25% of my time and was given notice 5 weeks after the start date. I invoiced them up to that date plus 15 days. They are refusing to pay me.
answered on Aug 8, 2017
They may be liable, depending on the terms and conditions that are laid out.
A full consultation, including a thorough review of the contract, would be necessary to properly advise you.
My father lives in Signal Hill, CA (in LA County). He is elderly and no longer able to care for himself. Therefore, he is trying to move soon to assisted living soon. His only asset is his home and his only income is social security plus a small pension. A friend offered to loan him money to cover... View More 
answered on Aug 7, 2017
You would want to do a Promissory Note secured with a Deed of Trust. The Note would contain the repayment terms for the loan, and would be secured with a Deed of Trust (the lien) on the property.
In the event the Note were breached, the Lender could foreclose on the Deed of Trust and use... View More
The lawsuit filed has frozen my ability to finance against my properties which is causing severe damage to my business. I believe the plaintiffs strategy is to block my ability to secure the financing I need to operate my business and I am confident my cross complaint will force a mediation.
answered on Jul 22, 2017
Yes, you can file a Cross-Complaint along with your Answer to the Complaint.
A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
We have done mediation, nothing happened...going to next.
answered on Jun 16, 2017
Assuming it is a litigation matter, you'd have a substitution of attorney filed and replace your current lawyer with a new one.
A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
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