Do I have to give my landlord a 30 day notice after he gave me a 60 day notice to vacate?
No. You must give the landlord at least 30-days written notice if you want to terminate your tenancy before the 60-day notice from the landlord...
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No. You must give the landlord at least 30-days written notice if you want to terminate your tenancy before the 60-day notice from the landlord...
I do not review documents for non-client, so I did not look at the link you posted. Generally speaking, a tenancy is governed by the terms of the...
I must respectfully disagree with Mr. Chen. Civil Code section 1941.1 addresses what makes a unit (untenantable (uninhabitable); it does not...
You need to immediately file a motion with the court to vacate the judgment against you. If you delay, you may not be allowed to have the judgment...
When I represent clients in your situation, I usually write to the landlord explaining that he is abusing his right of entry under Civil Code...
Your options are affected by whether your apartment is subject to the San Francisco Rent Ordinance. If it is, you can file a petition with the...
No. To change the terms of your tenancy, your landlord must comply with Civil Code section 827 by giving you proper 30-days written notice of the...
You need to consult with an attorney about your situation, now before it gets worse. By having you do work for him and not paying you, your...
You may want to immediately send a copy of the court papers to your insurance company asking them to defend you. If you do not do that they may...
See the requirements for serving a notice of termination of tenancy in Civil Code section 1946.1 and Code of Civil Procedure section 1162. Service...