Does my landlord need to give me notice before filing for unlawful detainer?
You are entitled to either a 3-day cure/quit notice or a 30/60 day notice before she files suit.
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You are entitled to either a 3-day cure/quit notice or a 30/60 day notice before she files suit.
The landlord's service of the notice (your post does not say what it is for) does not automatically mean that the dispute will wind up in court....
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Your post does not say why/how she is evicting you. Depending on the facts, you may have defenses based on...
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If (as sounds like it is the case) the landlord rented you an illegal unit, you may well be entitled to at least a partial rent refund and other...
You should immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, that should strengthen your legal position...