Andrew R. asked
I am facing an unlawful detainer for failure to pay rent in California (Ventura County). I have been out of work since August 2015 due to disabling conditions and have been unable to pay December 2015 rent. I am currently enrolled in state programs for work, food, and other assistance but cannot receive rent help until employed. My wife will receive money from her school loans in January, and I need time to find employment. How should I fill out the UD-105 form to ensure the judge considers my circumstances and to possibly delay the eviction process until I can secure employment?
June 5th, 2023
Brandon C. answered
To address your situation, you should file an answer with a general denial to the unlawful detainer ...
June 5th, 2023
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