AboutJonathan Dever, Esq Expertise Real Estate Law, Buying Selling, Investor, all types of acquiring property through "creative techniques" and fraud avoidance
Experience Super Lawyer by Law and Politics for the last three years, part of over 900 transactions in the last 6 years
Organizations Ohio Bar Assn
Greene County Bar Assn
Champaign County Bar Assn
Publications Personal web site and web articles
Education/Credentials JD - Capital University
MA - IU of Penn
BA - U of Cincinnati
Awards and Honors Super Lawyer 2005, 2006, 2007
Who is Who, Lawyers 2006, 2007
Question We signed a 12 month lease agreement 14 months ago. It was written into the lease that we were required to give 60 days notice of intent to vacate. We did not enter into a new lease agreement at the end of the lease but defaulted to a month to month, which holds a 30 day notice clause. My question is, are we legally held to the 30 days or the 60 day term which was written into the contract.
Answer That is a good question and best resolved by your state and local statutes. Typically your notice time is 30, but 60 was in the contract. I am not a California Attorney, but it is safe to assume 60. Call a local landlord tenant association to verify, or place a call to a local attorney, they might answer your question over the phone.
