Your current state is Virginia
Recently I've been having problems with my landlord telling me that I need to delete my Facebook account or he would evict me over it. not for sure what to do about that.
Is there a law that states a landlord can tell me what I can and can't do on social media? I mean there's... View More
landlord told me she needed to take images of the floors and conditions of the house, I emailed her for clarification of purpose of the images a few days later, she said for housing codes and repairs and said she would not be taking images of our things. We set up a time and expected her to be... View More
We had scheduled maintenance for a certain time and day. On that day we were never notified that that the maintenance was moved to an earlier time and the landlord and property manager enter the premises without notifying us at all. We did not at all feel comfortable with that seeing as there was... View More
In The Plaintiff's Complaint-Question #7 asks:"The Tenancy described in 6(above) IS or IS NOT subject to The Tenant Protection Act of 2019".The Plaintiff checked the box that said I am Subject to the Tenant Protection Act-2019.The Cornerstone of the Plaintiffs Case is based on a Law... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2024
Under California law, if a plaintiff's complaint is based on a misunderstanding or misapplication of the law, such as claiming that the Tenant Protection Act of 2019 applies when it does not, the term you might consider using in your writ of mandate is "misapplied" or "legally... View More
I'm not sure what info to give u to get a clear answer. Tell me what info u would need please. And I appreciate ur time
Landlord pay sheriffs fee today to execute writ. I live in Indiana.
In the Plaintiffs Complaint(60 Day Notice as well), he has used a mishmash of words that have been put together Haphazardly. When the words are broken down there is not anything of Substance that remains to equal a Cause of Action.Is there a specific CCP or Statute and or Rule of Court that... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2024
Under California law, the requirement that a complaint must clearly state a cause of action is outlined in the California Code of Civil Procedure (CCP). Specifically, CCP Section 425.10(a) mandates that a complaint must contain "a statement of the facts constituting the cause of action, in... View More
I was forced to sign a quick deed to property that I own. By a Ex-prison con artist who kept threatening my and still is threatening my family. What can I do?
I was renting space on my future mother-in-laws property. Yesterday she was screaming at my fiancé and I went to see what was going on and got dragged into the argument. The mother said I was not a man because I was standing behind my fiance trying to deescalate things and told me to stop being a... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2024
This could be considered a Class C misdemeanor assault under Section 22.01(3) of the Texas Penal Code: "A person commits an offense if the person intentionally or knowingly causes physical contact with another when the person knows or should reasonably believe that the other will regard the... View More
Is it legal to offer 1 month free rent for my tenant to leave before their lease is up
I paid in cash. I don't have the receipt. The park changed owners. The new owners are proposing plans to build an apartment complex on the lot my trailer is in. I've been out of town for several months and am just now finding out.
answered on Mar 17, 2024
When a writ of execution by possession is stamped with "the clerk's office will set hearing date," it indicates that a court hearing will be scheduled to address the matter further. This is part of the legal process where the court will review the details surrounding the writ, which... View More
I just moved into an apartment and have only been here for 7 days. My neighbor next door has apparently been here for 9 years or so. Mind you, i work from 7pm to 3am so i come home at night. I gave already received 3 violations for noise complaints wich i haven't been loud at all and now i... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2024
It depends upon the terms of your lease. I imagine it must be really annoying having a Ring doorbell going off at 3 AM every night. It is going to be your word against your neighbor's as to how noisy you are. My guess is if your neighbors have a 9-year history of making petty noise... View More
We were waiting for our letter of renewal back in August, which last year we got it in August. We contacted the office and they told us the letter would come around soon. After weeks and weeks of asking where it is, to no avail, we finally get our letter of renewal after going in person to ask for... View More
I, Legitimately have 3 reasons for Why the Court lacks Jurisdiction to enter a Judgment against me as it has done.In My Writ of Mandate I plan on listing all reasons for Why I believe the Court lacks Jurisdiction to enter a Judgement-However, My Question is....Will the 3 Member Board use it against... View More
answered on Mar 17, 2024
In California, when you submit a writ of mandate or prohibition, it's important to present all the reasons you believe the lower court lacked jurisdiction or made an error. You're right to consider including all relevant arguments. The appellate panel evaluates each reason independently;... View More
I live at The Element Student Living apartment located in Sacramento. I am being harassed by a male tenant that has the room above mine. He stomps and bangs on the bedroom living room and kitchen ceiling. This occurs during the day and evening. When I first reported it to the landlord. He allegedly... View More
answered on Mar 16, 2024
Under California law, you might have grounds to sue your landlord if it can be shown that they have failed to take reasonable steps to prevent the harassment from another tenant, especially if it affects your quiet enjoyment of the property. Documentation of your complaints and any evidence of the... View More
So we have been residing on this property in our respective units for 5 years and 2 years respectively, and both have current leases, valid signed by the foreclosed upon owner. In attempts to self-help evict, the previous owner had the utilities included in our lease agreements, which were shut off... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2024
Under California law, tenants have rights that protect them during and after the sale of a property on which they reside. If you have a valid lease agreement signed by the previous owner, the new owner, including an investment firm that acquired the property through auction, generally must honor... View More
Received a notice as mentioned above from an attorneys office hired by the property management that handles my lease. The balance indicated *was correct but I’m assuming it was printed before the payment made could post to the account. Currently, balance is 0. What exactly does this letter mean?... View More
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