Do I have any recourse to my landlord entering my rental for belief of abandonment even after I confirmed I am still occupying ?

Landlords can only enter on proper notice, and for one of the reasons specified in Civil Code Section 1954, which would not seem to include what...

Can I make adult son leave my home that I rent ?

Depending on the facts, your adult children would seem to be either subtenants or guests/licensees. In either case, you could terminate their...

How long before its too late to take prior tenants to court ?

If you are talking about suing for damages, there are some theories of recovery (including breach of contract, waste, and nuisance) as to which the...

Am I financially responsible if I've given the required written notice and moved out, but my name is still on the lease?

If you were a month-to-month co-tenant, gave proper notice, and surrendered possession (preferably including turning in your keys) moved out in...

You could try making an oral motion for a continuance. However, last-minute oral motions are generally disfavored, and courts have limited...

Statute of Limitations against creditor's lawsuit?

If the service was invalid/fake, you can bring a motion to set aside the default and default judgment as void. You could then either sit back,...

Can my landlord make me sign a new rental agreement after 29 years?

Unless your tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord would normally be free to either terminate you if...

How do I navigate lease cancellation and avoid paying extra rent for late notice?

The answer depends on the wording of your lease. Some leases have provisions saying that the lease will automatically renew/extend in some...

I have a tennt who started 07/01/18 on a mo-to-mo rent agreement. "Street Parking" one of the condition written. However d/t

If the tenancy is month-to-month, and is not subject to a local rent control ordinance, you can normally change terms of tenancy by proper written...

I need to know ?what law protects me.

You can make a police report about your stolen property, and can also sue your housemate in small claims court or otherwise (assuming no one else...