What happens if you got an unlawful detainer without being served a 60 day notice to vacate?
If you want to assert whatever defenses you may have (including that you have the right to stay, because you have an unexpired lease extension),...
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If you want to assert whatever defenses you may have (including that you have the right to stay, because you have an unexpired lease extension),...
Because the unit is illegal, the rental agreement is void, you don't owe any rent, and the landlord can't evict your for non-payment of rent. See...
She would be entitled to 60 days if you are evicting on a no-fault basis. However, if she has not paid the rent, you can serve (concurrently or...
I agree with Mr. McManus, but would note that if you want to stay (which frankly sounds like a bad idea, if you are constantly fighting), you...
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If you are month-to-month, and your tenancy is not protected by a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord is generally free to...
The default against the other tenants doesn't prevent you from going to trial on whatever defenses you may have. If you missed the trial date...
You are required to pay rent through your termination date. However, such a notice may not validly be served by text. See Civil Code Sections...
Turning off the water is actionable under various laws, including Civil Code Section 789.3. Late fees are generally unenforceable in residential...
I shall re-post this under real estate. However, you should hire a real estate transactional attorney for this, instead of trying to cut and paste...
You may wish to contact the California DFEH to complain about this apparent disability discrimination.