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Eviction
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Bartlesville Law Blog
How to evict someone in Oklahoma
By Kyle Persaud
You’re a landlord, and you want to evict a tenant. You wonder: what can I do? What is the best way to go about this? How to evict someone ·…
Clinical Law Prof Blog
CLEA: Social Justice in Legal Clinics: The Economic Justice Clinic at Notre Dame
By Jeff Baker
Cross posted from CLEA's series on social justice advocacy in legal clinics: EVICTION CRISIS: A CALL TO ACTION - by Judith FoxMatthew Desmond is instrumental for bringing the devastating effects of…
Bartlesville Law Blog
If You've Been Evicted in Oklahoma
By Kyle Persaud
If you have been evicted, or are being threatened with eviction, you have certain rights under Oklahoma state and federal law. This post will discuss what your rights are, and…
Legal Secrets
2019 New Laws for Real Estate Issues
Here is a summary of some of the larger new real estate oriented laws for 2019. Landlord Tenant: Evictions – Three Days’ Notice Excludes Holidays and Weekends: When counting a…
Elder Law Prof Blog
California ALF Resident Evicted for Not Paying Rent
By rmorgan
That headline may have elicited a shoulder shrug from you and a fleeting thought as to why I thought this was newsworthy enough to be the subject of a blog…
Keeping It Real Estate
RIP the fixed term residential tenancy?
By Nicholas Roberts, John Condliffe
Landlords will have to provide a good reason to evict residential tenants from now on, the government announced on 15 April, in a proposed major reform of the private rental…
Steve Cornforth Blog
Shocking Landlords, bad tenancies and the need for reform!
Did anyone else watch the jaw dropping documentary on BBC about the millionaire landlord Fergus Wilson who is carrying out mass evictions of his tenants so that he can retire?…
A Lawyer's Blog
MORE ON FAMILY EVICTION
Yu v. Zhan, NYLJ 1/9/19, Date filed: 2018-12-18, Court: District Court, Nassau, Judge: Judge Scott Fairgrieve, Case Number: LT-004391-18NA:"Generally, and with limited exceptions, a family member may not evict another…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Second Circuit Lets Eviction-Settlement Challenges Move Forward
The Second Circuit ruled that a case challenging New York officials' eviction-settlement practices can move forward in federal court, despite the fact that a state-court judge ratified the settlements. The…
LawSites
Law Students At BYU, Arizona, Team Up To Reduce Evictions Through Design Thinking
By Bob Ambrogi
Law students at BYU Law School's year-old LawX Legal Design Lab and the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law's newly launched Innovation for Justice program will join forces this…