Living Conditions Legalities

Summary

California law considers a dwelling overcrowded if theres more than one person per room. Local zoning ordinances and health codes may have stricter rules. Past overcrowding might impact custody cases if it negatively affected well-being. Consult a local housing authority or family lawyer for personalized advice.

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I was wondering if people living on our property in a trailer is considered overcrowding?
In California, the law generally considers a dwelling to be overcrowded if there's more than one person per room. However, for specific regulations:
- Check local zoning ordinances.
- Consider the trailer's size and facilities.
Could you mention how many people live in the trailer?
I believe it's going to be * people they are my cousins
Based on California law and the information provided:
- * people in a trailer may not be considered overcrowding, depending on its size.
- However, local zoning ordinances and health codes may have stricter rules.
Please check with your local city or county office.
Ok i will yeah because me and my dad have to share a room my grandparents share a room and my aunt has her own room and there is an extra room for when my nephews stay the night
Based on your situation, it seems that your living condition could be considered overcrowded under California law. It's advisable to reach out to your local city or county office to ensure you're not violating any health or housing codes.
Oh ok what about past overcrowding?
Regarding past overcrowding, penalties may apply if any health or housing codes were violated. However, each case is different. It's best to contact your local city or county office for specific information on past overcrowding issues in California.
Because at one point we had * people living here and i had to sleep on the couch there is only * people here now though
It's important to understand the specifics of the situation. Were any complaints made about overcrowding during the period when there were * people living in your home?
No they were all family members
Based on your information, in California:
- Even if occupants are family, overcrowding can still apply.
- No complaints previously made may mean no penalties for past overcrowding.
- Consult a local housing authority for personalized guidance.
Oh ok yeah I'm trying to be in my grandma's custody so i was wondering if past overcrowding would impact the case
In California, a judge will consider the child's best interests in custody cases:
- Past overcrowding might impact the decision if it negatively affected your well-being.
- However, the current living situation is usually more relevant.
Please consult a family lawyer for more personalized advice.