Is she paying you any amount of money to stay there? If not, then she is an invitee, and you can remove her by filing a wrongful detainer action in...

Generally speaking, the maximum amounts chargeable in a security deposit is two months worth of rent. As long as you keep to that rule, that's fine.

No, the landlord is permitted to file a new failure to pay rent in that situation. They do not have to wait until after your eviction date passes.

I agree with Counsel. Make sure to have all the docs you need, specifically the lease, a ledger and make sure that you have the rental license.

Yes, you can. Provided there was never an agreement to pay rent, etc, they would be considered guests. As such, you can file a wrongful detainer...

Well, most important question is whether there was an agreement for him to pay rent. If there was, then he would likely be considered a tenant and...

Eventually, he can get rid of you, but he will have to follow the correct process. Since you are paying rent, you are a tenant, but as it's an...

I agree with counsel. Whatever is in the lease would control.

I agree with Counsel. This sounds like a wrongful detainer situation. You can give her an ultimatum that either she moves the stuff out or you will...

I agree with both answers. You can look into the possibility of a peace/protective order and can also file a wrongful detainer action, so long as...