I have joint tenants (husband and wife). I am issuing notice to both and all other occupants. Do I need to mail three letters. one to each tenant and one to all other occupants?
Question... I'm not a landlord I have a roommate that I need to evict who is not on a formal lease. We have a verbal agreement. My question is when it comes to the threshold my rent is $1510 but I charge him $900 If we're in that verbal agreement of $900 and he's only one month behind in rent if we're going according to our verbal agreement then I could serve him next month if not I'd have to wait an additional month if we're going off half
The self proclaimed “legal aid” resource is controlled by unlicensed employees who willfully conceal material facts regarding the actual licensees who are responsible for the organization. They demand to know unrelated (NPI) w/out consent. They engage in conduct that is reserved for state bar licensees and do not disclose their formal titles or last names. Basically unlicensed employees are given authority to unlawfully interfere with legal decisions and will not provide reasonable information to support whether or not you will have an opportunity to speak to someone who is legally entitled to speak on the matter at hand. Also, “self-help” employees in certain counties literally exude the qualities of an individual that signed up for a job to NOT provide the services that have been clearly stated on their court venue website.
@@ND_IMS_ great info. I was concerned about this type of free organization that will provide tips to squatters and tenants using a loophole to live for free.
@@dericdinh9926they won’t do that either. You have to be qualified for actual representation. And based off the reasonable information that I’ve gathered from this resource I believe that “legal aid service groups” should not be referenced as a form of aid from authorized resources; courts, local governments, etc.
Wonderfully informative. Thank you for posting this.
Can we do one of these video's for orange county
I have joint tenants (husband and wife). I am issuing notice to both and all other occupants. Do I need to mail three letters. one to each tenant and one to all other occupants?
Question... I'm not a landlord I have a roommate that I need to evict who is not on a formal lease. We have a verbal agreement.
My question is when it comes to the threshold my rent is $1510 but I charge him $900
If we're in that verbal agreement of $900 and he's only one month behind in rent if we're going according to our verbal agreement then I could serve him next month if not I'd have to wait an additional month if we're going off half
Hello, you'll need to contact an attorney to get an answer to that.
Not True. In CA, they provide legal aid for all tenants so most likely landlord won't win unless you hire an attorney.
The self proclaimed “legal aid” resource is controlled by unlicensed employees who willfully conceal material facts regarding the actual licensees who are responsible for the organization. They demand to know unrelated (NPI) w/out consent. They engage in conduct that is reserved for state bar licensees and do not disclose their formal titles or last names. Basically unlicensed employees are given authority to unlawfully interfere with legal decisions and will not provide reasonable information to support whether or not you will have an opportunity to speak to someone who is legally entitled to speak on the matter at hand.
Also, “self-help” employees in certain counties literally exude the qualities of an individual that signed up for a job to NOT provide the services that have been clearly stated on their court venue website.
@@ND_IMS_ great info. I was concerned about this type of free organization that will provide tips to squatters and tenants using a loophole to live for free.
@@dericdinh9926they won’t do that either. You have to be qualified for actual representation. And based off the reasonable information that I’ve gathered from this resource I believe that “legal aid service groups” should not be referenced as a form of aid from authorized resources; courts, local governments, etc.