San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
The landlord does not have the right to lock out anyone (see e.g. Civil Code Sections 789.3 and 1940.2), and must go through the legal process...
If the tenancy is subject to LA's RSO, you could only evict for one of the specified good causes, and I don't believe your stated purpose would...
Your post does not provide certain needed information, such as the alleged basis for the unlawful detainer (e.g. non-compliance with a pay or quit...
Unfortunately, your change in circumstances would normally not excuse your lease obligations. Depending on the language of the lease, your...
It is a bit unclear why you are applying for a unit which is already tenant-occupied, especially if the tenants are not being asked to leave (which...
It is a little unclear from your post, but I assume your mom is suing to somehow invalidate your ownership and/or get a determination that she is a...
The type of notice you would have to give would vary depending upon whether your friend falls within the legal definition of a guest/licensee...
The notice and service requirements would depend on various factors, including whether your friend was a non-paying guest/licensee, or some type of...
Unless your tenancy is protected by a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord would normally have the right to evict you for...
Co-tenants are generally jointly and severally liable for obligations under the lease, including the rent. If the notice was a 3-day notice, and...
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