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8 Apr

California Eviction Law 2025: Changes to Unlawful Detainer Answer Deadline

If you're a landlord in California, recent changes to the unlawful detainer process could impact how quickly you can regain possession of your property. Beginning January 2025, tenants will now have ten days—up from five—to respond to eviction notices. This means longer timelines, potential eviction delays, and extended vacancies.

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8 Apr
Client News

California Eviction Law 2025: Changes to Unlawful Detainer Answer Deadline

If you're a landlord in California, recent changes to the unlawful detainer process could impact how quickly you can regain possession of your property. Beginning January 2025, tenants will now have ten days—up from five—to respond to eviction notices. This means longer timelines, potential eviction delays, and extended vacancies.

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7 Apr
Client News

AB 246: Rent and Eviction Moratorium after L.A. Wildfires?

As Los Angeles recovers from the devastating recent wildfires, landlords are questioning whether they will face a new rent and eviction moratorium—similar to the laws enacted during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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19 Mar
Client News

Limits on Charging for Furnished Units After L.A. Wildfires

If you're a landlord renting a furnished unit in California, you should be aware of rental restrictions under California price gouging laws. The Los Angeles wildfires and state of emergency laws have placed strict limitations on how much landlords can charge for furnished rental units. Violating these regulations can lead to severe penalties, including fines of up to $10,000 per violation.

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5 Mar
Client News

Rent Gouging Laws for Landlords After Los Angeles Wildfires

The recent wildfires in Los Angeles have left thousands without homes, leading to an increased demand for rental properties. As a landlord, it’s important to understand how California’s price gouging laws impact your rental rates during this state of emergency. Violating these laws can result in hefty fines and legal consequences.

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26 Feb
Client News

What to Do If You’re a Renter Affected By the Los Angeles Wildfires?

If you’re a renter in Los Angeles who has been impacted by the recent wildfires, you may be wondering what your rights are when it comes to your lease, rent payments, security deposit, and relocation assistance. The good news is that California law provides protections for tenants in these situations, helping to make sure that you aren’t left with financial burdens for a home that is no longer livable.

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26 Feb
Client News

How SNS Law Group Can Help Families Affected by the Los Angeles Wildfire

The devastation caused by the recent Los Angeles wildfires has left many families facing overwhelming challenges—loss of homes, damaged property, and complicated insurance claims. At SNS Law Group, we understand how difficult it can be to navigate the recovery process, and we are here to help.

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13 Feb
Client News

Tenant’s Property Left Behind After Eviction?

What should you do if a tenant leaves behind personal belongings after an eviction? Many landlords face this dilemma and are unsure about the legal requirements for handling abandoned property. In the video below, Bijan Shakibkoo, co-founder and managing partner of SNS Law Group, explains the steps landlords in California must follow to comply with state laws and avoid liability.

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6 Feb
Client News

Can Police Remove Squatters?

Are you struggling with squatters occupying your rental property? In the video below, Bijan Shakibkoo, co-founder and managing partner of SNS Law Group, provides a quick guide on how property owners in California can take legal action to evict squatters and regain possession of their property.

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27 Jan
Client News

How California’s Eviction Laws Allow for Renovation of Your Property

Are you planning a substantial renovation for your property but unsure how to navigate tenant evictions legally? The Tenant Protection Act (CIV § Section 1946.2) in California provides a framework for property owners to move forward with substantial remodels while complying with state laws.

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