How is an entry of default for an unlawful detainer set aside.

You would need to make a Motion to Set Aside the Default per Code of Civil Procedure section 473. Normally you would file a Motion to Quash the...

Can DEFENDANT request that a case be dismissed in his Answer to the Unlawful Detainer because he has moved out?

Based upon the facts provided, the Plaintiff (i.e., Landlord) has the option to amend the Complaint for breach of contract pursuant to Civil Code...

If my landlord wants me to vacate for no legal reason must they pay for moving expenses?

Based upon the limited facts provided you should seek a consultation with an attorney. Typically landlords are not required to pay for their...

Depending on the language of your lease you will need to notify your landlord in writing of the violence and safety issue, and provide notice as...

We agreed to a settlement with our landlord for a UD case but how can we recover money for damage to our possessions?

Assuming you didn't waive or release any claims you had against the landlord with respect to your tenancy and/or the habitability claims in the...

No, it is not legally sufficient. A notice of termination of tenancy needs to either be personally served, served by substituted service, or...

What happens to our condo in Ca.that our daughter lives in when both of us die?

Further facts are needed to provide an adequate response. The way title is held is the first key fact. For example, if title is held in joint...

You should consult with a construction and real estate attorney to review the contract you had with the architect. The attorney can then properly...

What is the largest reasonable monetary-deposit for a tenant who's renting one room (for future damage caused by their big dog)?

If the premises is furnished, then up to three times the monthly rent. If the premises is unfurnished, then up to two times the monthly rent. See...

Can a landlord have someone else deliver a notice notice to tenants?

It doesn't have to be you. A notice to terminate can be served by anyone over 18 years of age (e.g., process server, sheriff, friend, relative,...