Tenant rights

You should review Civil Code section 1946.1(d) as that section answers your question (i.e. 30 days notice if certain elements are met, see...

Do I need one Motion to Compel or two ?

If you have not already done so, you should review Code of Civil Procedure sections 2016.040 and 2031.310(b)(2) regarding the Meet and Confer...

Can a landlord ask for a pet deposit and then later also ask you to pay an additional $300.00 a month to cover future Damages?

You should read the link below, as it outlines California's security/pet deposit...

Me and my family live in a garage that has amenities like an apartment. Landlord raised rent from $500 to $800, via text message

You should review Civil Code section 827(b)(2) and (b)(3), as you should have received at least thirty days (more likely sixty days based upon the...

I am looking for information about getting deposit back.

You should review Civil Code section 1950.5, specifically subsections (e), (h), and (j). The answers to your question are detailed in those...

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Tenant rights

You should review Civil Code section 1954(d)(1): "If the purpose of the entry is to exhibit the dwelling unit to prospective or actual...

You should review Code of Civil Procedure section 396b. Also, you should file with the clerk the Notice of Motion to Change Venue at the time you...

Evicted, personal property removed and stored without reasonable care, damaged and missing items. Ca law

You should reviewed Civil Code sections 1982-1988, and consider talking with your landlord/tenant attorney concerning your specific questions. I...

Question on enforcing a stipulation for entry of judgment against defendant and doe defendant

You should consult with a civil litigation attorney to obtain legal advice on your questions. There are a variety of ways to move forward based...

What forms do I file for a 5 day eviction notice pinned to my door and me and my grand kids are not on the eviction notice.

Did you get the Unlawful Detainer Summons and Complaint? If so, you can file a Prejudgment Claim of Right to Possession with the Court. Or...