I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If you are being evicted for non-payment of rent (unclear from your post), you may have a defense if you...

The court-appointed executor would have legal standing to evict a tenant, but would still have to give proper notice, etc. If the tenancy is...

I believe so, but you may need to make a claim against the estate. You may wish to speak to a probate attorney.

Your security deposit does not cap your potential liability for damages. So, if the landlord can actually prove damages in excess of your deposit,...

Tenants generally don't have rights to the space outside of their units, so the landlord may have been justified in denying permission to install...

Potentially yes. In addition to the lease saying what it did, acceptance of rent generally creates a tenancy. Your position may be particularly...

You can certainly sue for the unpaid rent, property damage, etc. Any judgment you obtain would normally be good for 10 years, draw legal...

If this was a stipulation entered into in the context of settling a lawsuit, you should be able to enforce it by bringing an appropriate motion -...

You need to timely file an appropriate response with the court (e.g. Judicial Council form answer for unlawful detainers), or a default judgment...

The landlord's right to make non-consensual entries is limited by Civil Code Section 1954, which only allows a landlord to enter on proper notice,...