Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California
Falsifying invoices
My former landlord has falsified an invoice to deduct from my apartment security deposit in California. To keep this question within the character limit, I will just state that I have proof of this from the invoice originating company. I have drafted a demand letter and will sue in small claims court if need be, but my question, is this falsification on their part criminal?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Falsifying invoices
You should get a written statement from the company attesting to the falsfied documents and bring it to your hearing for the security deposit.
good luck.
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Re: Falsifying invoices
Yes! This would be larceny at a minimum, and possibly forgery.....assuming you can prove your allegations.
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