San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
A verbal termination notice is invalid. Depending upon whether you are a tenant or a lodger, the notice requirements would vary - see e.g. Civil...
California law generally prohibits contractual penalties, and the measure of damages for breaking a lease is normally governed by Civil Code...
The owner would normally have a duty to take prompt and reasonable steps to minimize damages, including by finding a new tenant, and her potential...
Unless your lease contained a provision requiring such notice, the tenants are correct - no notice on either side is normally required with respect...
Unless you have a power of attorney, or your parents (who I assume own the house) are in a conservatorship, they would normally be the only ones...
If you accept rent, that would normally waive the notice. If the 3 days has expired, and you'd prefer to simply move forward with an unlawful...
I would say 6/30. If the ex-landlord disagrees, you could try suing in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5. However, it would be...
If you don't have a valid forwarding address, just timely mail the accounting to the old address, as provided in Civil Code Section 1950.5.
If your co-tenancy was month-to-month, and you gave proper notice, you should have no liability for rent accruing after the expiration of your...
Unless and until you receive a valid written notice (see Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1), and that notice expires, you have no obligation to vacate.
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