Yes, I would say that it is a violation -- technology is increasingly being used by people to violate peace orders. you can bring it up in court...

I'm sorry to hear this. The landlord's misbehavior can basically be divided into 2 categories: 1) landlord-tenant-related; 2) private. In the...

Ugh, very frustrating! You have several options: 1) Complain to the City. Call 311 and report the conditions. 2) Check here to see if he has a...

The answer to this could be immensely complicated. The simplest answer is yes, you can have a place of residency that is different from your...

I'm a little confused based on the wording here, but if you are a tenant, you have the right to quiet enjoyment of your unit during the lease. Is...

Sure. No law prohibiting the use of PO Boxes.

To be clear, do you now have the $662.49 in hand? If so, I do not see a case. You could have sued him for the return of that money, but the courts...

No, that's not legal. Your landlord is trying to pull one over on you, or else is making a mistake based on a misunderstanding. They're the ones...

Yes, the employer can do this. In an "at will" employment situation, your employer can fire you for any reason, and you can quit for any reason. In...

No, this is not legal. If you agreed to something (tit for tat; early termination letter/fee in exchange for filling out a rental verification...