Jerry G. asked

⚖️  Law

I received a 3-day notice on July 3rd. Do I have 5 days to respond to the notice, and do I count the day I was served, holidays, and weekends? Should I respond directly to the landlord's lawyer or file a response in court? If court, what court and department do I file? Is it advisable to talk directly to the landlord's lawyer or be represented by my own counsel? Do I need to fill out a specific document to respond, is there a fee, and will there be a hearing before a judge? If I file a response, what should I expect next? If I do not contest owing rent but need time due to being laid off, would the court be accommodating in giving an extension?

January 8th, 2023

Frank P. answered

A 3-day notice requires you to pay rent or vacate the property within 3 days from the day after it w...

January 8th, 2023

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