San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Civil Code Section 1950.5 is the statute that generally governs security deposits for California residential leases. It lists the uses to which you...
Congratulations! Depending on the language of your lease, it may not be necessary to formally add your wife as a co-tenant in order to have her...
My sympathies. Since you are all co-tenants, you don't have the right to evict her. However, the offending roommate refuses to mediate the...
If he is a non-paying guest, he is considered to be a "licensee," rather than a tenant, and his right to occupancy can be terminated immediately...
What you have described would give you significant claims against your former landlord, including for constructive eviction, sexual harassment...
Whether the landlord is the owner or not, the landlord has duties under the implied warranty of habitability, and applicable law (including Civil...
I am unaware of any California statute requiring the landlord to provide a/c, and it is not listed as a required item in Civil Code Sections...
If your tenancy is not subject to rent control/eviction control, and you are on a month-to-month tenancy, the owner would normally have the right...
Unless the old landlord assigned the new landlord the right to collect accrued rent (you can ask the new landlord for proof of any such...
From your description, it sounds like the landlord did not definitely commit to rent you the space, and that all parties contemplated that any...
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