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Richard Alvarez
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  • Vista, CA
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need an attorney in San Diego

Richard Alvarez
  • Investor
  • Vista, CA
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Help, I manage a property and having a heck of a time getting the tenant to leave. I am in San Diego County and need a good attorney that can get this tenant out. I manage a restaurant and have a tenant that has consistently been paying late and has now stopped paying. I hired a local county guy Tierrney, Kimbal, etc. and we filed a 3 day and 30 day notice to vacate (on a month to month) and one of the tenants (partnership of 2) filed bankruptcy. It took about 30 days, but the Stay was released and then just as they were about to be re served, the other partner filed bankruptcy. Now it will take another 30 days without rent. That will be a total of 4 months without rent and the client could loose their property. What can be Done???? Do you know an attorney in San Diego that could get them out, despite all these obstacles? The tenant is constantly lying, like saying my client would not accept the rent and they said they have paid in full - lie after lie after lie. What can be done? seeking your help.

Richard

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