Anyone heard about the nanny in CA who was fired but refuses to leave the home? I'd love to hear opinions, especially from the attorneys in here. This just seem BSC to me.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/family-stumped-fired-live-nanny-leave/story?id=24316229
Re: Fired Nanny news article
As for the eviction... Cali law is crazy. I have no idea. I can't even imagine...
Evictions really don't take too long. I am working on a pro bono case right now that started where a landlord tried to illegally evict my elderly, disabled client (he refused her rent money, then filed an unlawful detainer based upon nonpayment of rent. And she has written proof of the landlord's refusal to accept her rent, so it's not like she lied). The case was initially filed in early June 2013, and the case was dismissed in September 2013. That seems like a long time, but that also accounts for the fact that the landlord ignored several discovery requests and we had additional hearings regarding sanctions and the landlord was given an absurd amount of time by the court to comply. If the landlord in my case was motivated as the individuals in this case seem to be, he could have had them out within a month or two, at the most.
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This has been happening a lot with foreclosure homes. People breaking in to bank-owned homes and just living in them.
Also, this is what CA says about unlawful evictions:
"The court-administered eviction process assures the tenant of the right to a court hearing if the tenant believes that the landlord has no right to evict the tenant. The landlord must use this court process to evict the tenant; the landlord cannot use self-help measures to force the tenant to move. For example, the landlord cannot physically remove or lock out the tenant, cut off utilities such as water or electricity, remove outside windows or doors, or seize (take) the tenant's belongings in order to carry out the eviction. The landlord must use the court procedures."
So even though we want to throw her to the curb, the PP above were right that the family would be responsible for it. Sounds like the only way to get her removed would be to file an unlawful detainer with the court. I hope they get her out quickly!
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