Can I sue my roommate/property manager for removing my things w/o my permission while in surgery
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. I would start by complaining to the local police. In some cities, the police will intervene when there has...
San Francisco, CA
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I'm sorry you are experiencing this. I would start by complaining to the local police. In some cities, the police will intervene when there has...
This is currently an unsettled question, because there are no California court precedents interpreting the relevant portions of the Cal. Tenant...
Nonconsensual entries may generally only occur on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons authorized under Civil Code Section 1954. In my...
I suggest you complain to the local code enforcement agency about the unresolved maintenance/habitability issues. Depending on the facts, you may...
If the landlord is refusing to meaningfully investigate the quiet enjoyment/nuisance violations and/or take appropriate corrective action, you...
I largely agree with Mr. OBrien. However, if you do elect to sue, small claims court may well be your most cost-effective option.
Asking about your Section 8 status can constitute illegal discrimination on the basis of income. If you want to look into potential claims, you can...
If a landlord is placed on notice that their tenant(s) are engaging in nuisance activities, and fails to take prompt and reasonable steps to...
Under Civil Code Section 1946.5(d), the streamlined eviction procedures set forth in 1946.5 do NOT apply if there is more than one lodger. You may...
A (general) demurrer generally argues that even if the facts stated in the complaint were true, those facts would not state a legally adequate...