San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
The free month was part of the consideration given for you signing a 1-year lease. If you broke the lease, and will not be staying the full year,...
Unless your tenancy is month-to-month, you generally have no right to terminate by notice, and would remain liable for the rent (and other...
One co-tenant generally has no right to evict the other co-tenant. So, if you are both on the lease, he has no right to evict you. You should...
Tenancies don't have to be in writing, and can be established other ways, such as by simple payment and acceptance of rent, or by an oral...
Your post does not mention whether the tenancy is rent-controlled. If it is, then you normally would not have to carry over the rent-controlled...
Unless a landlord has an illegal motive (such as disability discrimination), and/or the tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control...
Have you already tried complaining to the police, including for violations of SF's noise ordinance? If you assemble good audio/video evidence,...
Unfortunately, if you were validly served with the unlawful detainer, either did not respond, or lost at trial, and then did not pursue a timely...
You should immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, that should strengthen your legal position...
It would be necessary to review the relevant facts and documents to give a complete answer. However, this seems to fall within Section...
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