Category: Courtside Newsletter

Many people wonder if filing for bankruptcy will prevent foreclosure on their homes. When you file for bankruptcy, it’s important to ask your bankruptcy attorney to explain all possible ramifications of that action. This prevents unpleasant surprises and helps you to better plan for the future. While banks will often delay foreclosing on a home […]

BY: JOHN V. GIARDINELLI, ATTORNEY AT LAW | OF COUNSEL CODY J. BELLMEYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW Under the recently released Fair Housing Regulations (“Regulations”), the Department of Fair Housing and Employment (“DFEH”) clarified what a landlord can consider when screening their potential tenants. These Regulations are incredibly important to both landlords and property managers as […]

BY: JOHN V. GIARDINELLI, ATTORNEY AT LAW | OF COUNSEL CODY J. BELLMEYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW What are the most important laws to keep in mind for property managers and landlords at the start of the new year? The answer to this question tends to vary. Some may comment “Rent Control”, while others may begin […]

BY: JOHN V. GIARDINELLI, ATTORNEY AT LAW | OF COUNSEL CODY J. BELLMEYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW The California legislature passed a series of new laws which Real Estate Broker and Agents should be aware of as the industry moves into the new-year. While a majority of the laws go into effect on January 1, 2020, […]

October 2019 BY: JOHN V. GIARDINELLI, ATTORNEY AT LAW CODY J. BELLMEYER, ATTORNEY AT LAW Recently, Governor Newsom signed into law Assembly Bill 1482. For those who may not yet know, AB 1482 adds new Civil Codes, sections 1946.2, 1947.12, and 1947.13, which establish a Rent Cap and Just Cause eviction. While this article provides […]