Provided your lease does not provide otherwise, you have possessory rights to the home until your lease is terminated which means the landlord has...

This question you should be addressed by the attorney handling your dissolution because it depends on a few factors. However, "he" does not have...

Ultimately the landlord (owner) who took your initial deposit is responsible for its disposition unless they sold the property and notified you...

The deed is valid as between your father and you. However, as stated above, if your father deeded to another party who did not know of your deed...

When possession is not at issue, you cannot use the unlawful detainer. You can do a notice of belief of abandonment or if she has told you she has...

It depends on your lease. You need to have your lease reviewed by a real estate attorney. You may have rights the new owner cannot circumvent.

Your 30-day notice does not need to be on any particular form and it is effective 30 days from the date you give the notice. It does not need to...

It is unlikely the City would be responsible for anything other than the cost of the permit wrongfully issued.

From your explanation, you may have more than one cause of action against your neighbor. Certainly, it sounds like he is harassing you and you may...

It sounds as though she is an "at will" tenant Unless there is an agreement that she pay some of the bills or do some work around the house...