Housing Disputes & Small Claims

Housing Disputes & Small Claims

Clear guidance and thorough preparation — from the first notice to the final judgment

Free Case Evaluation

How We Help With Housing & Small Claims

From landlord–tenant disagreements to filing and preparing a small claims case, we help you understand where you stand and what to do about it.

Landlord–Tenant Disputes
Landlord–Tenant Disputes

Rent increases, repairs and habitability, lease terms, notices, and move-out disagreements. We read your lease against the facts and tell you where you actually stand — before you commit to a position.

Security Deposit & Move-Out Claims
Security Deposit & Move-Out Claims

California limits what a landlord may withhold from a deposit and how long they have to account for it. These cases turn on the itemized statement, photos, receipts, and written communications — we help you assemble them properly.

Eviction Notices & Unlawful Detainer
Eviction Notices & Unlawful Detainer

Three-day, thirty-day, and sixty-day notices move quickly, and the deadlines are unforgiving. Bring the paperwork to us as soon as it arrives so nothing is lost by default.

Small Claims Court Preparation
Small Claims Court Preparation

California does not permit attorneys to appear at a small claims hearing — so we do the work around it: naming the right party, drafting the claim, organizing your evidence, and rehearsing what you will say to the judge.

How a Case Moves Forward

How a Case Moves Forward

1

Free Consultation

A 30-minute confidential review of your situation

2

Document Review

Lease, notices, photos, receipts, and written exchanges

3

Position Assessment

What the law supports, and what it realistically gets you

4

Demand & Negotiation

A well-drafted demand often resolves matters without a filing

5

Filing & Hearing Prep

Right forms, right parties, evidence organized and rehearsed

6

Resolution

Settlement, judgment, or next steps on collecting it

Facing a Housing Dispute?

Talk it through with us before a deadline passes. The first consultation is free.