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I don't know what state you reside in,here in California if served,it takes time,and there are ways to delay it,I informed a landlord a couple a months ago that I was moving out two weeks later than planned,just to be an evil b****,she served me with a three day notice,but by the time she filed it I was already gone,two weeks was just not long enough,I moved into my new house on the 12 day.The owner wasted time and $300 bucks on nothing,in the end she looked utterly stupid.

13 years ago. Rating: 1
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Ask God. He will fix everything.

13 years ago. Rating: 0
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It appears as though you haven't paid your rent in this case. In my state you give the tenant 7 days to pay up if it's over due with a 7 day notice, then if it's still not paid you give them a 7 day notice to leave the premises.

I can also figure that your lease says that the landlord has the right to do this also.

Your hands are tied, find a friend with an extra bedroom and a couch or go home to your parents. At the very worst you can find a shelter to stay in until you can come get the kids through school and come up with another deposit for another apartment.

13 years ago. Rating: 0
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