Yes, it's possible. You can motion to set aside the judgment and have it dismissed if the plaintiff agrees or does not object.

Does he have to pay for my move? -no And or reimburse me for any cost or housing since the red tag? -no That said, the answer is "yes"...

It's true, but look up AB1482 for exceptions such as if the landlord owns more than 3 properties.

No, you cannot countersue in UD court, you can only defend for possession and for amount owed. You can file a civil suit against your landlord but...

That sounds like a slumlord situation and illegal retaliation. If you complain about serious issues the landlord can't just evict you. Get...

What rights do we have collectively? Answer: you can sue for breach of contract and false advertising. Save those ads for future use.

You don't. You can sue for nuisance, or harassment via a TRO, but you cannot get them kicked out. Their landlord can evict them, of course, so if...

I'm confused, what does the water issue have to do with the motions?

Yes, though there are still laws in place such as AB1482 and city/county laws to be aware of too.

It's very probable that your landlord already sold or trashed your belongings so you'd have to sue in small claims court anyway. If you know where...