What can I do if the landlord has towed my vehicle off the property two days after writ of possession?

The Sheriff will serve a 5-day notice to vacate within three business days after receipt of the writ. You have up to 5 days from the date the writ...

You can amend your Answer to an Unlawful Detainer Complaint to plead additional affirmative defenses or to add other information you believe you...

If a tenant at will has been on a property for 3 years, does a landlord need to give 60 days notice when asking them to leave?

Hello, Avvo states you made a request that I respond to your question. The previous lawyer/commenter explained things really succintly, so I have...

I want to know if I need to pay my landlord for the rent because of the cockroach

The property is still worth something even with the (single?) roach - which may or may not be the landlord's fault. You are not entitled to...

I live in Northern California what are the penal codes for sources of heat?

California law provides a list of the minimum standards for a livable house or apartment. One component of habitable houses or apartments is...

Can a landlord or property management stop us from parking in our assigned drive way?

If your lease does not provide that you can park in the driveway, your landlord can ask you not to park there.

Can I refile a answer that the court voided?

I do not understand your question. Did your landlord file an eviction action against you and was your answer to the complaint stricken?

How can I get my deposit back?

Your narrative does not indicate if either one of you has given the other a notice to vacate. If you plan to move, perhaps you should give her a...

Whether or not your roommate can get a roommate would depend on what is in your lease agreement or on what you verbally agreed.

My Lease with my tent says ny notices required to be given may be given by mail or persoanlly. It also says neither tenant

I don't think the provision prohibiting a UD trial is enforceable. How else will you be able to evict your tenant?