Civil Code Section 1947.3 requires the landlord to provide at least one method of payment other than electronic or cash. In any event, you can...

At least some of the deductions seem questionable under Civil Code Section 1950.5, especially if you were not given the chance to remedy any of the...

Depending on what you are suing for, the pendency of the foreclosure should not prevent you from proceeding with your lawsuit. However, it may mean...

Assuming that the owner committed to the city and/or other government agencies to provide a certain number of affordable housing units (which is...

The threshold question is whether your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, such as the Cal. Tenant Protection Act. If not, then the...

As you note, Civil Code Section 789.3 only applies if there are tenants. If the building is going to be vacant, 789.3 would not apply. Of...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If an unlawful detainer lawsuit has actually been filed, and served upon you, you MUST timely file an...

I largely agree with Mr. Anapol, but would note that Cal. law does recognize oral partnerships and joint ventures to own land, and also sometimes...

Unless you have somehow been made a party to the family law dispute, it is unclear whether you have to do anything at this point - the family law...

Late fees are generally invalid in Cal. residential tenancies. See Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7, 12. Theoretically, you...