When I got home from work yesterday I walked to my mailbox and spotted my neighbor. We struck up polite conversation, consistent with social distancing mandates of course. During our conversation he expressed uncertainty as to whether he could drive during the Governor’s Safer at Home order.
I do not believe my neighbor knew I was a lawyer and he was not looking for any sort of legal advice. His question struck me though as it was one that I had not considered before that moment. If you are reading this there is a good chance you have a level of uncertainty similar to my neighbor. Given the news reporting and even the language of the order itself it is understandable why a fair amount of people may have some confusion about whether they can drive during this time frame.
My neighbor informed me that he found our brief conversation helpful so I thought I would share the gist of my conversation with you in the hope that it may be able to provide you with a small amount of certainty during this extraordinary time.
Noise Nuisiance
The new renters below us run the ceiling vent fans constantly. This makes our whole apartment humm and vibrate. We told them about this and they said that it helps their little girl go to sleep, but they would turn them off by 8:30 pm. Unfortunately they did not keep this agreement. I spoke with the apartment management who also spoke with the tennants below and we agreed that they would turn all the fans off by 9:00 pm. Well it's now getting worse, they turn on all 3 vent fans and don't turn them off at the agreed upon time. My husband and I are tied of this and want to know what can we do now?
Regards,
bankruptcy
can only one spouse of a married couple file chapter 7?
pc code
On motion of deputy district attorney, case is dismissed pursuant to 1385 pc .
Plea bargain agreement filed.
What does this mean?