Open for business — and battle
Full-service unlawful detainer for California landlords — from the first notice to "don't let the door hit you." I also take injury cases personally, and for the disputes that aren't my kind of fight, I'll hand you to the right attorney and stick around. Everybody gets my cell. No call center, no phone tree, no "please continue to hold."
You bought a building, not a roommate. When a tenant stops paying and won't budge, hand me the file — I run the whole eviction so you never have to learn what a "proof of service" is.
Someone else's bad day shouldn't turn into your medical bill. Hit, slipped, or bitten? You focus on healing — I'll go get what you're owed.
No attorney's fee unless I win your case.*
Contracts, business scraps, and anything that isn't my kind of case? You still start with me. I'll hand you to an attorney who lives and breathes it — and stay on so you're never explaining your story twice.
The right notice, served the right way. This is where DIY landlords trip — and hand the tenant a free do-over.
I file the unlawful detainer and get the tenant served. The paperwork headache is mine.
Tenant fights it or ghosts it — either way, I've already got the next move ready.
If it goes to court, I show up and argue it. You keep your day job.
I chase the judgment and the writ so the sheriff — not you — handles the goodbye.
Courts move at court speed, so I won't promise you a date. What I will promise is the truth about what to expect — no fairy tales.
When the other side has a team of lawyers and you've just got a problem, you want someone who shows up ready to fight — and actually picks up when you call. That's the whole job.
Get me on your side
Big firms bounce you from intake rep to paralegal to whichever associate drew the short straw. Hard pass.
Tyler Vance is a California civil litigator in Irvine handling landlord evictions and injury claims. Your case stays with him — and the number you call rings his pocket, not a front desk.
Straight answers, real availability, and a plan in plain English. If it's not his kind of case, he'll point you to someone sharp and stay in the loop.
Tell me what happened. I'll get back to you personally — usually same day, occasionally before you've finished your coffee.