What's the process i have to go through to evict my x girlfriend. She's not on any of the paperwork for the house and pays no bills

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What's the process i have to go through to evict my x girlfriend. She's not on any of the paperwork for the house and pays no bills

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If your ex-girlfriend is refusing to voluntarily leave the house where you live, then you will have to begin the process of an eviction to legally remove her from your house. Depending on a number of factors, you will start by preparing and handing her with an appropriate 'notice to quit.' According to California law, this notice must contain certain specific language which legally notifies her of your intent to terminate her right to remain at your home. Once the time period indicated in said notice expires and if your girlfriend still remains at your home, then you have to file an unlawful detainer action (eviction) at your local county superior court. The process of an eviction action from that point forward is one that an experienced real estate/eviction attorney can assist you with to its successful conclusion where a county sheriff would remove her from the home.

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when purchasing a "short sale" property, once the owner accepts your offer, the bank accepts it as well, and any title issues are cleared, i...

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when purchasing a "short sale" property, once the owner accepts your offer, the bank accepts it as well, and any title issues are cleared, is there any further reason for the sale to not be "a done deal" ? can they still somehow do something to make them not have to actually close the deal ? because this sale has been going on for a long time, the bank accepted fairly quickly, after 3 months, then there was a "title issue", which was then cleared up in a few weeks, and now, ever since, we have been waiting and waiting to just have the closing......its a cash deal, closing in 14 days, so why, after everything is in order, after waiting an additional 6 months, do they still say we have to wait, it is "in processing" ? can this be a tactic to not sell the property after all, or are they legally obligated to sell it to us now, just like we are legally obligated to buy it ? this is in the state of Florida, if it makes a difference....

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Your contract will dictate your rights. Short sales can take an extended period.

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Nothing just about to cut the grass for my mom and you beautiful.

Where can you watch anime after the megaupload case?

Where can you watch anime after the megaupload case?
I assume if you are watching your anime from MegaUpload, you were doing so illegally. I suggest Netflix Streaming, Hulu Plus, or Amazon. There are still many other anonymous upload sites other than MegaUpload. Torrents are also very popular.

What are the release dates for President Incog - 1912?

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President Incog - 1912 was released on:

USA: 14 May 1912

How can you make a slide show with a song?

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make a power point and insert a sound that continues throughout the powerpoint

My husband recently won his unemployment appeal. During the trial the Judge pointed out that the employment agreement stated he must work 40...

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My husband recently won his unemployment appeal. During the trial the Judge pointed out that the employment agreement stated he must work 40 hours a week, which he did. His position was commission only so he was not paid for six months of hours. If you work it out at least minimum wage would be $7700 or $22000 at the rate he is being paid now. Can't go to small claims, the amount exceeds the maximum, what should we do?

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You should file a wage claim with the local Department of Labor Standards Enforcement (DLSE). If you go to their website, you will find an initial wage claim form, which you can fill out on your own or with the help of an attorney and file it with their office. Then, a hearing will be scheduled. This is a fairly easy and straightforward process.

Thanks, and feel free to follow up.

Arkady Itkin

San Francisco & Sacramento Employment Lawyer

http://www.arkadylaw.com