Read through Civil Code 1954. This outlines exactly how to serve a 24 hour notice (and the valid reasons for entry).

How to enter property after the 3 days notice to pay or quit has expired ?

If your tenant does not move out after the 3 days, you'll need to file an eviction case in court. Once you win the case, you can direct the sheriff...

What is required for eviction?

You can still be evicted. The landlord would need to serve you with a termination notice, and then file an unlawful detainer (eviction) case, win,...

Is it okay for a manager to enter your apartment without a written 24-hour notice to do a pre-inspection?

Normally, unless you agreed otherwise previously, the landlord must give you 24 hour notice prior to entering, except in the case of an emergency.

That would be an illegal rent increase per Civil Code 827, and you can fight it. Any rent increase over 10% in the preceding year would require a...

My landlord accepted half of my rent and a day later she gave me a 60 day notice to vacate premises. Do I still need to pay rent

You absolutely still need to pay rent during the 60 days. If you don't, the landlord can give you a 3 day notice to pay rent or quit. Just because...

Can Landlord give a 30 or 60-day notice of termination? Does termination notice require spelling out reasons for termination?

A 60 day notice is required if the tenant has lived at the property for over a year. No reasons need to be stated unless you're in a rent...

I have a case where the defendant has defaulted and I have a prove up hearing. Do I still need to file a form Jud-100?

You may want to hire an attorney. In an eviction case, form UD-110 is used for the judgment.

How long do i have after court, i defualted. Befor i get locked out

Once a judgment has been obtained, the lockout can be 2-3 weeks away, depending on how fast the owner acts and what type of backlog the court faces.

Can my landlord give me a 30 day notice to quite by email in California

Generally a 30 day notice by email is NOT sufficient. Read through Civil Code 1946, as it outlines the proper methods for serving a 30 day notice.