I received a pay or quit while I was hospitalized is there anything I can do for time?
If you are considered to be a disabled person, you can ask the landlord - verbally and in writing - for the "reasonable accommodation" of making...
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If you are considered to be a disabled person, you can ask the landlord - verbally and in writing - for the "reasonable accommodation" of making...
Since you have no legal experience, the reasonable rate of pay would be whatever the lawyer offers you - so long as it is above California's...
With so much at stake, I would suggest that you sit with a lawyer, review the contract and get advice on the best course of action. All the best.
The bottom-line answer is that you're a month-to-month tenant; and yes, the landlord can increase your rent. The landlord must of course abide by...
Depending on whether or not you can afford the new rental amount, I would respectfully request that the landlord follow the law. Civil Code section...
Unfortunately, I do not think there's any law that gives us guidelines on this issue. As the previous lawyer stated, I would follow up with your...
This sounds pretty fraudulent. Perhaps you should write a demand letter to the friend of a friend and let him know that you plan to file a small...
If you paid through the end of June and moved out on June 28th, the landlord changing the locks does not seem illegal. Also, if you gave him 30...
California Civil Code Section 1717 provides as follows, "Where an action has been voluntarily dismissed or dismissed pursuant to a settlement of...
Your landlord is obligated to provide you with a written and timely notice of the rent increase - 30 days if the increase is 10% or less of your...