QUESTION
Since I am the only legal person on the property and I have lived here for over a year, can I or should I file a writ of possession?
Asked on Dec 21st, 2015 on Estate Planning - California
More details to this question:
I rent from someone (whom I have a valid, served, current restraining order against). In his response to the RO, he states that he is not a landlord and that I was a guest. I found evidence that he is misrepresenting himself. Also, I have a video of him stating that he killed the previous home owners and stole the property.
1 ANSWER
No. Just occupying a space paid or not doesn't give rise to a right of possession.
Answered on Jan 11th, 2016 at 5:37 PM