Hasti Rahsepar
HDR Law Group
Hasti Rahsepar is an experienced attorney dedicated to helping clients in matters such as property management consulting, landlord-tenant disputes, premises liability, civil litigation, and more.
With over 15 years of specialty in commercial and residential landlord-tenant law and one of the highest success rates in eviction jury trials, we provide you the tools, advice, and the service you deserve to protect your property rights. As a property owner, California may not always be on your side, but we are. At HDR, we understand the difficulty and challenges surrounding your rights as a property owner, investor, or developer. We are dedicated to ensuring you are protected from frivolous tenant claims, in compliance with all tenant-landlord law, and generate the most income from your property. With millions of dollars of COVID-19 debt owed to landlords, we also provide small claim assistance and packages so that you can recoup the monies owed to you.
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- Landlord Tenant
- Evictions, Landlord Rights, Rent Control
- Real Estate Law
- Commercial Real Estate, Condominiums, Residential Real Estate
- Personal Injury
- Animal & Dog Bites, Premises Liability
- Free Consultation
- Credit Cards Accepted
- Contingent Fees
- California
- State Bar of California
- ID Number: 243288
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- English
- Farsi
- Founder
- HDR Law Group
- - Current
- Attorney
- Dennis P. Block & Associates
- - Current
- California State University - Northridge
- B.A.
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- Whittier Law School
- J.D. (2005)
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- California State Bar # 243288
- Member
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- International Law Certificate
- Whittier Law School
- Q. How much notice do I need to give to tenants to move out because I am selling my condo. Their lease is up in a month
- A: Depending on what City your condo is located, you may not be able to terminate the tenancy without what is referred to as "just cause." In other words, regardless of the lease expiring or not, the days in which you could simply give a 30-day notice or 60-days' notice to vacate are long gone. You can only evict based on particular legal reasons. You can also evict for a number of "no fault reasons" in which have certain requirements, and you would have to pay the tenant relocations assistance (typically equivalent to one month's rent). If your City does not have a local jurisdiction that restricts or governs evictions, then you must refer to the State law. The State ... Read More
- Q. I co-own a fourplex in El Centro CA I live in LA.Other co-owner collects rents, maintenance, now not distributing funds.
- A: Hello:
You would have to file a breach of contract action against your uncle so long as there is something in writing that you both are entitled to share the profits.
Feel free to contact our office should you have further questions.
Thank you
HDR Law Group
Email: hasti@hdrlawgroup.com
Phone: 818-453-0453
- Q. I live in California.. I have a tenant at will.. she made a house key copy without permission is that trespassing??
- A: It is not trespass because she did not technically give you a notice in writing that she is vacating, and she did not enter by force. I am assuming that at some point she had a key. Does she still have personal items at the house.? If at one time she had a key, still has some items there, and she did not officially vacate or tell you she is vacating, you would have to serve her a 30 day notice to vacate because she would be considered a tenant at will. You can also possibly give her a notice of abandonment. You can contact our office for consultation or any other law firm to assist you because there may some additional information needed to know which route to take precisely in getting her out ... Read More
