Where is the applicable Ca Code?

See Civil Code section 789: "A tenancy or other estate at will, however created, may be terminated by the landlord's giving notice in writing...

Neighbor's 35' Pepper tree on property line, 4' from my canyon lot house. Cracks from roots and fire danger from massive tree.

You might want to review this article, http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/neighbor-disputes (see neighbors and trees section). Is the pepper...

Can demurrer be filed? Gay tenant harassed. UD filed for rent non payment. No 3 day notice ever door posted. No service done.

Concerning the lack of service issue: you could file a Motion to Quash and make a special appearance, but you may want to consult with a...

How can I stop a landlord from evicting me if they have filed a UD and lie to the Court about service?

You could file a Motion to Quash and make a special appearance, but you may want to consult with a landlord/tenant attorney in your area to assist...

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I agree with my colleagues. Their recommendations are sound. You will need to cross-complain in the same jurisdiction where the facts supporting...

Is an erroneous real estate contract binding once it's signed?

The question you asked requires a lawyer to provide you with specific legal advice, which is not what this forum is intended for. Your message...

The facts you list above seem to be simple defense strategy and/or tactics for purposes of delay. Litigation attorneys deal with this stuff all...

Construction Defect litigation on Condos - undisclosed by seller

You should consult with a real estate attorney in your area. You may have a potential non-disclosure and/or misrepresentation claim against the...

Can I increase security deposit on my tenant who want's to add another dog to her lease agreement?

You should read the link below, as it outlines the law: http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/pet-deposits-fees.html Please keep in mind...

Can I sue my former tenant, who happens to be my mother, for unpaid rent?

You might be out of luck here depending on whether or not you had a written agreement with your mother. If you did you could sue her for breach of...