Los Angeles Unlawful Detainer Attorney: Schorr Law Wins Motion to Strike Complaint Verified by An Attorney!

Posted on April 6, 2012 by Owner in Uncategorized No Comments

We are pleased to announce that this past week the San Bernardino County Superior Court granted a motion to strike an entire unlawful detainer complaint based on the fact that it was verified by an attorney. The court granted our motion to strike finding that the attorney verification was not valid under Decamp v. […]

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Los Angeles Unlawful Detainer Attorney: Form Interrogatories Specific to Unlawful Detainer

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Owner in Uncategorized No Comments

If you are defending a Los Angeles unlawful detainer or eviction action, why not send form interrogatories. The California Judicial Council has done the work for you. All you have to do a check a few boxes and get someone to serve the form interrogatories and you then get a preview of the landlord’s case […]

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Posted on March 1, 2012 by Owner in Uncategorized No Comments

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Los Angeles Unlawful Detainer Attorney: Unlawful Detainer Discovery

Posted on February 14, 2012 by Owner in Landlord Tenant, Real Estate Litigation, Unlawful Detainer No Comments

Whenever you get served with an unlawful detainer complaint that you plan on contesting, a good Los Angeles Unlawful Detainer Attorney will send discovery to find out the facts and contentions that support the landlord’s case. The discovery can be as simple as form interrogatories and a document request. Form Interrogatories, in particular, can be […]

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Los Angeles Unlawful Detainer Attorney – the Warranty of Habitability Affirmative Defense

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Owner in Landlord Tenant, Real Estate Litigation, Unlawful Detainer No Comments

In Los Angeles, as well as throughout California, landlords frequently try to evict tenants despite poor rental conditions. In 1974, in Green v. Superior Court, the California Supreme Court determined a “warranty of habitability” is a part of all residential rental agreements. That means that the landlord has an affirmative obligation to maintain the leased […]

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5 Things to Consider When Settling an Unlawful Detainer Lawsuit in California

Posted on January 13, 2012 by Owner in Landlord Tenant, Real Estate Litigation, Unlawful Detainer No Comments

From a defendant’s perspective there are many things to consider when settling an unlawful detainer that the plaintiff may not tell you: 1. Settle Without a Judgment: Often times plaintiff’s counsel will want to do a settlement in the form of a stipulated judgment. Why do this? It will result in a judgment on your […]

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