Your choices are, (1) go, suffer the hardship, and see what it is you are to "collect;" or, (2) don't go.

Yes, it is legal. Under the Tenant Protection Act of 2019 (TPA), a landlord may, in a 12-month period, raise the monthly rental rate on a...

You're wrong in that the TPA limits landlords to increasing the rental rate by more than 5%. The law says that a landlord may not raise the rent...

That's unfortunate that is happening at your mother's apartment complex. This could be a breach of the complex's warranty of habitability as well...

If your landlord served you with a 3-Day Pay or Quit Notice and the final day is today, May 2, 2022, then you have until the time stated on the...

California does not recognize oral Wills. Also, any transfer of real property has to be in writing. If your mother is on the title, then she is...

It sounds like you may have a claim against your landlord for breach of the implied warranty of habitability. The standard is that the premises...

I'm sorry to hear that you're having these problems with your landlord. A broken sliding glass door, propped up against the building may more than...

No, you do not need the tenant's Social Security number or date of birth to file an unlawful detainer.

You will need a land use/zoning attorney. The attorney will need your legal description, property map, subdivision map, or record of survey map...