San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
You may or may not have a claim, depending on the facts. In general, there is no law requiring that you be given 2 spaces, or that the landlord...
If the owner accepts rent for a period after the termination date, that normally wiaves the termination notice and/or creates a new tenancy.
You may have defenses based on habitability (see e.g. Civil Code Sections 1941-1941.1 and Code of Civil Procedure Section 1174.2) and/or...
You may also be able to serve a 3-day notice to quit for nuisance or waste. However, regardless of what notices you serve, you would have to go...
In order to have an enforceable move-out agreement, it is often best to serve an unlawful detainer, and then enter into a stipulation for entry of...
You may be able to expedite the process, including by serving a 3-day notice to quit (for nuisance), complaining to the police about the meth,...
If the landlord accepted rent directly from the roommate, or accepted rent knowing of his presence, then the landlord may not have a right to evict...
Your rights largely depend on whether title to the property has passed to the grandson (e.g. through some trust, or perhaps if he was a joint...
That sounds like notification from the court that an unlawful detainer has been filed against you. It does not sound like judgment has been...
If you want to assert whatever defenses you may have (including that the 3 day notice has no basis, and that you have the right to stay, because...
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