California Preliminary Notice Form

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Nothing will happen, just like the last time they did this. They dont have the money, resources, political will or man power to do any real enforcement on a scale that would actually make a difference. This has happened before, they sent out letters to peoples landlords before, a few people were scared and closed and others simply moved to new locations or didnt do anything at all.

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Ok a few points:Fires don’t add value to homes… I’ve been in this business for longer than you’ve been alive, and I’ve never looked at a property and thought “hmmm, this just needs a good fire to go up in value!”“I talked to the police and the said its totally illegal” police literally know nothing about the law. AND an eviction is a civil matter. Not paying your rent is totally legal too, but will get you evicted. So, a notice and an eviction are always legal, because there aren’t laws against them.Ignoring a notice, or going to court saying “we weren’t properly served” literally almost never works. For evictions, in most states, taped to your door counts. A certified letter counts. Also, for process service for evictions, in my state I can give it to ANY adult in the property, it doesn’t have to be someone on the lease. If that happened by a process server, or they observed you there, that point will be dismissed directly. Further, if the judge asks you “did you get this notice” and you answer in any way that is untruthful, and that gets proven, you could go to jail for perjury. So, you have to answer truthfully, which is, as proven in your question, that you got the notice… I have literally seen tenants say “my landlord emailed me the notice, and it was supposed to be served… blah blah blah.” and the judge ask, “did you get the email? did you read it?” and once that was established, throw out the objection to service.On a month to month lease, barring some weird local laws, your landlord could simply give you notice to leave. IN my state, one month’s notice would suffice. On a lease, there would have to be a reason. You have not mentioned the reason your landlord is using to end your lease. In my life, I’ve only used 2: A. Failure to pay rent, and B. moving in a felon boyfriend who is irritating the neighbors.So, what is the reason your landlord is using? Is it related to the fire, like, say, you guys started the fire? Because if it is, you can bet your ass you will get evicted for that! Even if the landlord did ok with his insurance, that is literally none of your business, and telling a judge, “yeah we lit the house on fire… but his insurance paid him, so its cool, we want to stay…” is going to make for comedy gold in court!

Notice to Owner (TO) is a document that protects the right to file a mechanics lien for people and businesses that provide materials or labor to a construction or renovation project.

The California 20-day preliminary notice (also called \u201cprelim,\u201d \u201cpre-lien\u201d or just \u201cpreliminary\u201d notice) is a requirement on both private and public jobs in the state. Contractors, suppliers, and vendors must serve this document to preserve their mechanic's lien or bond claim rights on a job.

Preliminary notice is a notification to the owner or general contractor of a construction project to notify them that a contractor, sub-contractor, materials provider, or other party is reserving their right to file a mechanic's lien in the event of non-payment.

Written notice issued by the contracted or the owner of a project (or his or her agent) to notify concerned parties that no work has been performed at the project site for a certain period (say, 60 days). This notice also sets the period within which concerned parties may exercise their lien rights against one another.

Preliminary Notices must be filed 20 days from first furnishing labor or materials. The Preliminary Notice requires delivering a Notice to Property Owner statement in person or by certified, registered, or express mail, or overnight delivery to the property owner, with a receipt of the mailing as proof.