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What Happens When a Tenant Dies Without an Emergency Contact in California?
The Tenant Right to Counsel law has reshaped eviction defense in Los Angeles. With city-funded attorneys now backing tenants, landlords face more complex litigation and trial delays. Learn how Kendall Law is helping clients navigate this new legal landscape and protect their property rights.
What LA’s Tenant Right to Counsel Law Means for Property Owners
The Tenant Right to Counsel law has reshaped eviction defense in Los Angeles. With city-funded attorneys now backing tenants, landlords face more complex litigation and trial delays. Learn how Kendall Law is helping clients navigate this new legal landscape and protect their property rights.
What Is a Motion to Expunge a Lis Pendens—and Should You File One?
Part of our Litigation Insights Series, this article explains how a Motion to Expunge Lis Pendens can help clear false claims on title, restore property value, and allow a sale to move forward. Learn when this legal tool applies.
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.
Requirements for Landlords in Unincorporated Los Angeles County: Tenant Right to Counsel and Notification Obligations
Los Angeles County has introduced new requirements for landlords in unincorporated areas, including notifying tenants about the Tenant Right to Counsel Program and providing a Notice of Tenant Rights. Non-compliance can result in penalties, including fines and imprisonment. Landlords must ensure proper notification and posting to avoid legal issues.