Learn how a partition action can help you force the sale or division of jointly owned property in California when co-owners can’t agree. SNS Law Group explains your legal rights.
Read MoreLearn how a partition action can help you force the sale or division of jointly owned property in California when co-owners can’t agree. SNS Law Group explains your legal rights.
Read MoreAre you a California landlord and not sure if your tenant screening process is compliant with California’s fair housing laws?
Read MoreEver had a tenant insist you can’t enter their unit without their permission? In reality, California law gives landlords the right to access their rental property, as long as they follow the rules.
Read MoreIf you’re a landlord in Los Angeles, you may be legally required to pay interest on your tenant’s security deposit—and not knowing the rules could cost you. Hi, I’m Bijan Shakibkoo, co-founder and managing partner at SNS Law Group, and in this video, I’ll break down when and how landlords must pay security deposit interest under the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO).
Read MoreNew laws have arrived for Los Angeles landlords in 2025—and if you own rental property, you’ll want to be prepared. Hi, I’m Bijan Shakibkoo, co-founder and managing partner at SNS Law Group.
Read MoreIf you’ve recently purchased a rental property, there’s an important legal step you can’t afford to overlook: notifying your tenants in writing of the change in ownership.
Read MoreDue to the recent Southern California wildfires, Los Angeles County has enacted a new eviction moratorium—and it’s bringing back many of the challenges landlords faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreCalifornia landlords, a new law, AB 2801, is set to change how you handle security deposits in 2025 going forward. These updated regulations aim to increase transparency during move-ins and move-outs by requiring photo documentation of the rental unit’s condition.
Read MoreAs a landlord, understanding California’s fair housing laws isn’t just good practice—it’s the law. Discriminating against prospective tenants based on protected characteristics can expose you to serious legal consequences, even if it’s unintentional.
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