Tenants often face problems recovering their security deposits after moving out of their apartment units. For this reason, California has heavily regulated the housing industry, creating strict rules for landlords. To shed some light on exactly what a landlord can deduct for, we have outlined some of the rules for retaining security deposits. In addition, […]

In this month’s Hollywood Weekly cover article features Schorr Law’s lead unlawful detainer attorney and head of Schorr Law’s real estate litigation department. Click on the article below to read it.        

This blog post is about what it means to be a dedicated Los Angeles Unlawful Detainer attorney.   This may seem strange, but our unlawful detainers think there is a difference between attorneys that handle massive amounts of unlawful detainer cases without any attention to detail and our attorneys who give each case individual attention. […]

Schorr Law is pleased to announce that its unlawful detainer practice is expanding.  We are adding an additional attorney who will be able to help our real estate attorneys continue to offer flat fee unlawful detainer arrangements for both plaintiffs (landlords and their agents) and defendants (tenants).  We are different in that we think each […]

We are pleased to report that our most recent attempt to obtain a stay of an unlawful detainer proceeding while an action pertaining to title in a separate action worked. We helped a client in Alameda County secure a stay on his unlawful detainer trial through the use of the Asuncion case. The judge ordered […]

It has been a couple of weeks since I last posted.  Since that time we have been engaged in a very lengthy commercial unlawful detainer.  The rules do very greatly for commercial and residential unlawful detainers.  As the attorney or the party in pro per, you really have to know the ins and outs of […]