San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
If the landlord did not comply with applicable law, including Civil Code Section 1980 and following, you should have a claim, and can sue (in small...
If the landlord accepted rent for a period after the termination date, that would often waive the notice and/or create a new tenancy. You should...
Any termination notice must be in writing, and served in accordance with law-which would not include texting. If you are month-to-month, the...
You certainly could, including for breach of contract, wrongful eviction, quiet enjoyment, violations of Civil Code Sections 1940.2 and 1954, etc.
If the guesthouse is not a legal dwelling unit and/or can't be lawfully rented, then the lease would be void, and no rent would be owed. See North...
I agree with Mr. Driscoll, and would also note that you may have a claim for retaliation under Civil Code Section 1942.5. However, you would have...
The letter the landlord wrote to the charity may provide a legal defense of waiver or estoppel. You may have other defenses, such as retaliation or...
The master tenant can't evict you without giving proper written notice under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1 (assuming you are month-to-month), and...
The landlord is wrong. You have the right to terminate your co-tenancy by giving proper written 30-day notice under Civil Code Section 1946....
That depends on what your lease/parking agreement say. If they don't restrict you from allowing others to use your space, then the landlord should...
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