Can a landlord that’s living in the house your living at ,with no written agreement text you a message to move out on 30 days

Text notices are legally invalid. You are entitled to proper written notice under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1 (or under Civil Code Section...

DDo I have to give my landlord 30 days notice of me moving?

If you move out sooner than 60-days, you still have to pay rent through the termination date, unless you give proper written notice of at least 30...

How long after 3day notice do I have move n what happenshappens next?

The landlord must serve you with proper written notice (see e.g. Code of Civil Procedure Sections 1161 and 1162). If you don't comply with the...

Is there a limit to how much of an increase I can raise the rent for current tenants in Elk Grove?

There is no limit, but you must give proper written notice under Civil Code Section 827. I am also assuming that you have legal standing to give...

Under CA Laws: Landlord does not want to renew the lease, what notice is Landlord required to serve ?

Unless the lease has some provision that requires notice (e.g. stating that the lease will automatically go month-to-month unless notice is given),...

If the problem persists, you can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5 for damages and discretionary statutory/punitive damages.

If my aunt owns property with her daughter does her son in law also have a claim over it?

Your aunt should talk to a Texas family law attorney about this. In some states (including California), the son-in-law could acquire some rights,...

CAN I FILE A MOTION TO QUASH ?

There is a split of authority as to which kinds of arguments should be asserted via a motion to quash or a demurrer. The more recent authority...

Landlord kept last month prepayment.

If improper deductions were made (including as to the last month's rent, and any unwarranted cleaning fee), and complaints to the landlord have...

What can I do when Landlord will only accept mailed checks but will say he did not receive our rent and ask for late fee?

If the landlord continues to be unreasonable, you should be able to protect yourself by following the procedure discussed in Civil Code Section...