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What Is a Motion for Summary Judgment — and How Can It Help Your Case

What Is a Motion for Summary Judgment — and How Can It Help Your Case?

Part of our Litigation Insights Series, this article explains how a Motion for Summary Judgment can help property owners resolve legal disputes efficiently. When the facts aren’t in dispute and the law is on your side, an MSJ may offer a faster, cost-effective alternative to trial.

Property Maintenance and Squatters

Managing Your Property: Why Maintenance Matters

Neglected properties can attract squatters and lead to costly legal battles. Proactive maintenance is essential to protecting your investment and deterring unauthorized occupants. From securing entry points to keeping up appearances, simple actions can make a big impact. Learn how effective property management can help safeguard your real estate assets.

Kendall Law Tenancy Termination Laws

California’s Tenancy Termination Laws: Key Requirements for Landlords

Terminating a tenancy in California comes with strict legal requirements, and landlords must follow the proper procedures to avoid legal disputes. This article outlines key rules under California Civil Code § 1946.1, including notice requirements, service methods, and landlord obligations. Need guidance? Kendall Law is here to help—contact us today!

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