Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
Landlord/Tenant:
I have a "deadbeat" tenant who refuses to pay rent and will not move. What is the
legal procedure to have the tenant evicted? I want to do this "Pro-persona"
Asked on 10/16/09, 12:11 pm
3 Answers from Attorneys
Pick up a copy of Brown, "Landlords California Law Book: Evictions," (Nolo Press).
Answered on 10/16/09, 12:29 pm
Robert F. Cohen
Law Office of Robert F. Cohen
Serve a proper 3-day notice to pay or quit. If he doesn't pay in that period, file an unlawful detainer lawsuit. Bring your evidence to trial, get a judgment. Then have the sheriff evict him.
Answered on 10/16/09, 12:40 pm
OCEAN BEACH ASSOCIATES
OCEAN BEACH ASSOCIATES
I can complete the paperwork for you and assure that you give the proper notices for a small fee. Contact me directly.
Answered on 10/16/09, 10:32 pm
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