For Landlords · Glendale & Los Angeles County

Unlawful Detainer Attorney in Glendale, CA

Every day a non-paying or non-compliant tenant stays in your property costs you money. Attorney Hosep Yepremian handles the unlawful detainer process correctly from the start, so a procedural mistake doesn't cost you weeks or months.

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Situations we help landlords with

•Tenant has stopped paying rent and won't respond to notices
•Tenant is violating lease terms — unauthorized occupants, pets, or subletting
•You need to move a family member into the property or sell it
•You've already tried to serve notice and aren't sure it was done correctly
•A previous filing was rejected or delayed due to a procedural issue
•You're unsure whether just-cause eviction rules apply to your unit
What to expect

How we handle an unlawful detainer case

Case Review

We confirm the legal basis for eviction and whether just-cause or rent control rules apply to your unit.

Notice & Service

We prepare and properly serve the required notice, eliminating the most common cause of case delays.

Filing

If the tenant doesn't comply, we file the unlawful detainer action and manage every deadline that follows.

Judgment & Recovery

We represent you through hearings and, where needed, work with the sheriff's office to recover possession.

Hosep Yepremian
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Hosep Yepremian

Hosep Yepremian represents landlords through the unlawful detainer process across Glendale and Los Angeles County, with an emphasis on getting notice and filing details right the first time to avoid costly delays.

Licensed to Practice in California Landlord-Tenant Law Focus Eviction Defense Focus Based in Glendale, CA.

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Frequently asked questions

Unlawful Detainer Questions We Hear Often

Can I evict a tenant myself without a lawyer?
You can legally file without an attorney, but unlawful detainer cases are procedurally strict — a single defect in the notice or proof of service can get a case dismissed or delayed by weeks. Many landlords hire an attorney specifically to avoid that risk.
How long does it take to evict a tenant in Los Angeles County?
An uncontested case can move in a few weeks once properly filed, while a contested case with a tenant response can take a few months, especially with court backlogs. Filing a legally sound case from the start is the biggest factor in avoiding delay.
Can I change the locks or remove a tenant's belongings myself?
No. California prohibits self-help evictions, including changing locks, removing belongings, or shutting off utilities to force a tenant out. Doing so can expose a landlord to significant liability, even if the tenant is genuinely behind on rent.
What if the tenant is in a rent-controlled unit?
Rent-controlled units in Glendale and elsewhere in Los Angeles County often require a valid just-cause reason for eviction, not just the end of a lease term. Filing without confirming just-cause compliance is a common way landlords lose otherwise valid cases.
Client experiences

What clients say

"Filed correctly the first time after another firm's paperwork got rejected."
— Glendale landlord
"Caught that my unit was subject to just-cause rules before I made a costly mistake."
— Glendale landlord
"Kept me updated at every step so I always knew what was happening with my property."
— Glendale landlord

Every week of delay has a cost. Let's file it right, the first time.

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