Crime victim is being evicted because her attacker after getting out of jail created a disturbance at victims front door. Is this legal?
Probably not. One incident by a third party would not give rise to grounds to evict. However, if she is on a month to month rental, the owner only has to give 30 days notice if she has been there less than a year, or 60 days if more than a year, in order to terminate the rental agreement. If she stays past then, she can be evicted without any reason.
Filed a motion in Small claim BUT
I filed a motion in Small claims court. The secretary ''Office Manager'' said that she would put it in the cause file but the judge would not look at it until the court date and only then would he see the motion. This does not make since to me at all. I did copy and paste my motion below.
Shouldn't the judge see this motion before the court date. Keep in mind this is small claims
I, the CO-Defendant in said cause file a motion to dismiss the counter claim the CO-Plaintiffs are claiming. Judgment in cause #00000 0000 SC 00000 has already been entered and signed by both parties. Both parties were present at the time this judgment was signed and filed with the court on March 30 2007. Both parties agreed to a Pre-Trial Settlement that shall have the same effect as a judgment of the court.
Defendants have not filed a counter suite in the time line stated by the court. Trial was set for April 13 2006 and the Judgment was filed March 30 2007.
Said cause can not be retried unless proper appeal has been filed with in the court time line. In addition to this a request for an appeal under this section, the appellant must specifically and succinctly set forth the factual and legal reasons why the appellant believes the
Stolen Check
Someone stole a check from a family member, and tried to cash it but didn't actually get it cashed. Can he still face jail time for this?
