If my family served me with a 30 day notice of eviction but I have no place to go and I have not money or a job to find another place, what can I do?
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If my family served me with a 30 day notice of eviction but I have no place to go and I have not money or a job to find another place, what can I do?
Asked on February 2, 2012 under Real Estate Law, California
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Unfortunately since you have been served with a 30 day notice to vacate the unit that you are staying at and have no other place to go, you need to leave within the 30 day time period or your family can serve you with an eviction lawsuit where the court can issue an order for you to vacate the premises that you presently occupy.
I suggest that you start asking your friends if they can hold you up on a temporary basis until you start earning an income so that you can find a place on your own to live in.
From what you have written, it seems as though your family is utilizing "tough love" for you to get a job, your own place and live on your own.
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