I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Civil Code Section 1980 and following discuss the procedures applicable in this situation, and don't seem...

If your tenancy is subject to the Cal. Tenant Protection Act, or some other eviction control law, the landlord can only evict you for one of the...

Civil Code Section 1954 only allows non-consensual entries on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons authorized in that law, which do...

You can raise retaliation as a defense (that requires specifically pleading it as an affirmative defense - a general denial would not be enough)....

Regardless of anything else, you must file with the court a timely response to the unlawful detainer, or a default judgment will be entered against...

The Ellis Act is statewide, and so you would be required to at least 120 days notice. I suggest you seek help from a local landlord-tenant attorney.

Your post does not indicate whether your rental unit/tenancy might fall within one of the exemptions form AB 1482. If not, then the notice must...

If you have an unexpired lease, then the landlord/family normally could not evict you until the lease expired. If you are month-to-month, your...

I suggest you complain to the local code enforcement agency about the insect infestation and any other habitability issues. You may also have...

Single family homes are potentially exempt from many eviction control laws, including the Cal. Tenant Protection Act. However, if the landlord...