Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

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I have a long term commercial lease at a marina in California. I signed this lease roughly 4 years ago and put fourth a great deal of money to make this happen. Since this time the owner of the Marina walked away and there is now a hard money lender who will soon step in and take over the marina. My lease was signed some time prior to this money lender getting involved. I have in no way violated my lease but hear that I will soon be getting an unlawful detainer as an attempt to clear the marina for a new concept. My question is. How will this likely play out if I represent myself vs. Hiring an attorney? Will the terms of my lease be taken into consideration or is the legal system one sided on this subject?


Asked on 3/19/15, 9:05 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
John Molina Jr. Law Offices of John Molina

You may have some rights against the 'hard money' lender you refer to in the fact scenario.

I think you need to have a consultation with an experienced attorney in the area of real estate / unlawful detainer matters. If you are interested in speaking with an attorney that can explain to you your rights and responsibilities in your particular matter, contact our office at (888) 790-5053 and/or visit our website at www.coronacalawyer.com

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Answered on 3/20/15, 11:07 am


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