San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
In the absence of some clear grace period in your lease, the landlord would be free to serve a 3-day notice as soon as you are late. The 15-day...
Your right to have guests/subtenants would depend on the language of the lease, and whether the landlord has accepted rent from you (and/or the...
If you are both co-tenants (as opposed to her being your subtenant), you have no right to evict her - only the landlord can evict. However, since...
If you are not being evicted, and lied to the sheriff (presumably under penalty of perjury) to delay an eviction of one of your friends, this seems...
Remedies in small claims court are limited, and do not include seeking declaratory relief as to your lease. You may have a right to rescind the...
You might have a defense to the eviction based on Civil Code Section 1942.5. You should promptly consult a local landlord-tenant attorney or...
Unless the landlord lawfully obtained possession via an unlawful detainer judgment, or you failing to timely respond to a notice of belief of...
Section 37.2(t) of the SF rent control ordinance contains the following very broad definition of tenant: "A person entitled by written or oral...
I suggest just suing the owner. The owner should meet the definition of landlord for purposes of Civil Code Section 1950.5, has certain...
Some leases provide for an automatic rent increase if you stay past the termination date. If your lease had such a provision, and you stayed past...
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