Storage Unit Access Dispute

Summary

If a storage facility changes access terms without notice, it may breach the contract. Review your rental agreement for access terms, document all communications, and consider drafting a cease and desist letter. California law requires notice before property forfeiture.

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Hi David! How can I assist you with your legal issue today? Could you please provide some details about your situation?
I have a rented storage unit that was supposed to be * hour access. after a few days the property restricted my access to businesses hours only and the
That sounds frustrating, David! Did you sign a rental agreement that specifically mentioned *-hour access?
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Thanks for sharing, David.
To help you better, could you please let me know if the rental agreement mentioned any terms about changing access hours?
and then told me I had three days to move or I forfeit my property
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It sounds like your storage facility may be in breach of contract if they promised *-hour access and then changed the terms. Here are a few points:
- Review your rental agreement for terms about access hours.
- California law requires storage facilities to provide a notice period before auctioning or forfeiting property.
- Consider contacting the storage facility to negotiate or raise concerns.
Would you like more information or assistance on this matter?
yes I will upload some more info and then I would like help drafting a cease and desist letter
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It appears that your storage facility may be in breach of contract. To help you draft a cease and desist letter, could you please share any specific terms mentioned in the rental agreement about access hours or any changes to those terms?
As per the *-day lease termination you must be vacated by the time it says or you will forfeit your property. Please have all items removed from the unit no later than the 27th. You were seen on camera going to your unit after the 5pm time frame last night. You entered with another TNT and was seen going to your unit. This is strictly against policy.
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It sounds like you have a potentially strong case if the facility changed the terms of your agreement without proper notice. Here are a few steps you might consider:
- Review the rental agreement for any terms regarding access hours and changes.
- Document all communication and notices from the storage facility.
- Consider drafting a cease and desist letter to address this issue.
Would you like any specific guidance on drafting the cease and desist letter?
their rental process is very rushed with then
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It seems like the storage facility may be in breach of contract and potentially violating California laws regarding property notices. Here's what you can do:
- Review your rental agreement for access hour terms.
- Collect all communications from the storage facility.
- Draft a cease and desist letter outlining your concerns.
Would you like help drafting the letter or have more questions?
they are on the phone pushing you and not allowing any time to really read the com
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It seems like you have a strong case, especially if the storage facility is not adhering to the agreed terms and is rushing the process. Here are some steps:
- Review your rental agreement carefully.
- Document all communications and notices.
- Draft a cease and desist letter.
Would you like specific guidance on how to draft the cease and desist letter?
contract.
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It seems like you have a strong case. To assist you with drafting a cease and desist letter, here are some general guidelines:
- Identify the Parties Involved: Clearly mention your name and the name of the storage facility.
- State the Issue: Specify how the storage facility breached the rental agreement.
- Demand Action: Request that they restore your *-hour access or provide a reasonable solution.
- Set a Deadline: Give them a specific timeframe to respond or comply.

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