It sounds like you have valid claims for breach of contract, quiet enjoyment, nuisance, wrongful eviction, etc. However, commercial tenants...

If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, such as the Cal. Tenant Protection Act (see Civil Code Section 1946.2), that would override...

Your post is a little unclear. However, the fact that you gave a 30-day notice does not preclude the landlord from serving a 3-day pay or quit...

If this is a residential tenancy, then you would need to draft and serve a new 3-day notice. You may wish to seek help from a local...

There is case law requiring landlords to investigate, and if appropriate, intervene when tenants in different units are violating quiet enjoyment...

Since your grandmother apparently did not legally give you any ownership interest (e.g. via a will or trust), if your mother is the current owner,...

If the default has not actually been entered yet, you should immediately file an appropriate response with the court (e.g. Judicial Council form...

The practices you describe would seem to violate Civil Code Sections 1950.5 and 1953. The usual remedy would be to sue in small claims court....

Rent is owed through the termination date. Unless you can prove that the landlord actually received rent from someone for the period of May 30-June...

Civil Code Section 1950.5 provides in relevant part: "c) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), (3), or (5), a landlord shall not demand or...