Is the requirement that this commercial property company asking for legal???

A deposit does not always cover a landlord's expenses (e.g. for lost rent and legal fees in the event of an eviction for non-payment of rent), and...

How long does a landlord have to make repairs ?

There is no set deadline - just a reasonableness standard. if you are dissatisfied, you would have a variety of options, including complaining...

What can be deducted from my deposit when I move ?

Security deposit issues are generally governed by Civil Code Section 1950.5. If you disagree with any of the deductions taken, and can't negotiate...

What kind of restraining order if any, can I get against my roommate or what can be done to have her removed from the household?

If she is a co-tenant (e.g. you are all on the lease, and pay rent directly to the landlord), rather than a subtenant, you would ordinarily have no...

Can a landlord except rent past the date of a 60 day notice to move out?

Acceptance of rent for a period past the termination date generally waives the termination notice and/or creates a new tenancy. However, if the...

You should sue in small claims court with respect to any deductions you contest. It will be up to the judge to determine how much weight to give to...

Can a subtenant change the knob on their bedroom door to include a lock and then leave it that way when they move out?

The answer would depend on whether your subtenancy agreement prohibited alterations without your consent. If not, it is not clear that you would...

How to notify judge after trial?

Your post is a bit unclear. If the owner purported to do an owner move-in eviction under LA's RSO, but did not move in, the tenants would...

Can a landlord charge more than the security deposit?

I agree with Mr. Elkins. If you can't reach a settlement, the best approach may just be to sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section...

My tenant filed a demurrer action after she was served with the unlawful detainer, I did not get a notice from her, what should

You may be able to challenge the demurrer for improper service (e.g. via a motion to strike). However, it is debatable whether it would be worth...