Community Legal Services - San Luis - Yuma County Profile

Community Legal Services in San Luis provides high quality legal services to farm workers.

Address
845 E B Street
Suite 1
San Luis, AZ 85349
Phone: (928) 627-8023
Toll Free: (800) 356-7115
Fax: (928) 627-9340
Website: http://www.clsaz.org/

QUESTIONS

  • Does the plaintiff of a protective order need to follow the same order as no contact order can the plaintiff contact the defendant
  • The landlord recently began a no smoking policy for apartments and their patios. There is a sign posted now. Would this also include our car ports which are not attached to living quarters?
  • If an order of protection says that the defendant has to surrender his firearms to the Mesa PD, can he give them to a friend instead? Is this violating the order of protection?
  • what is the criteria that qualifies a confrontation, either verbal or physical, as Elder abuse? I am disabled and was involved in an altercation with the guy my daughter married - he is 24
  • Can he still pick up my kids from school even tho I have a protective order
  • How much does it cost to file a restraining order, and what rights do grandparents have?
  • My first year lease is ready to renew and my rental company is demanding that I get $100,000 in rental insurance that only covers damage to the house, not any of my property. Is this legal? Doesn't the homeowner have insurance on their property? Didn't my rental deposit cover any damages I might incur? Thank you for your help.
  • Can an apartment deny a future tenant a lease due to pending criminal charges (misdemeanor)?
  • i lived in home and left due to domestic violence. the property manger recieved my order of protection and allowed me to vacate. 6 years later my check is being garnished for unpaid rent and attorney fees. they got a judgement from the court and a collection agency is who garnished my check. i have to pay over 4000 dollars. I thought since domestic vioelnece i was able to leave according to 33-318.
  • My landlord allowed people to live temporarily on the property in a mobile home. The mobile home was broken into so she installed cameras to protect my house and the barn that sits on the property. The cameras were installed with the use of my personal wifi. During this epidemic of the coronavirus I have been unable to work or pay my wifi bill. So the landlord purchased her own wifi and had it installed in the barn. She removed the cameras from my home and says now I must secure it myself. Is this legal?

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