Unless your tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord would normally be free to terminate upon proper...

I have my son 19 years old leaving with me until no. . My landlord said he's not on the lease try to kick out on my apartment .

Your rights may depend on the language of your lease. Many leases have restrictions on both subleasing and guests. You could try to argue that...

What can I do if my roommate refuses to sign off the form to release my lease obligation?

If you are month-to-month, you can terminate your co-tenancy on proper notice, regardless of the wishes of your landlord or your roommate. See...

What can I do?

If you want to get out of the lease, you may be able to rescind for fraud (assuming the landlord did not disclose the issues about rats, etc.), or...

If a demurrer was not served on me, what defense can I use in my response?

You could object to the lack of service, but that would probably just delay things further. It would probably make more sense to oppose the...

Can my landlord charge me $600.00 because my boyfriend that lives in colorado came to visit for a month ?

The answer largely depends on what your lease says about guests. Many leases limit the number of guests, and the duration of stays, unless...

Can new owners of a foreclose home not pay cash for keys for one tenant because previous owner does not want to move out yet?

If the deal with the new owners falls through, you would still be entitled to proper notice under Code of Civil Procedure Sections 1161a-1161b....

How do u file answer to stay and pay past rent for unlawful detainer and still get court date put off month

It is a little unclear from your post, but it sounds like your landlord has filed an unlawful detainer lawsuit based on non-payment of rent. If...

Generally speaking, unless the tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance (and I don't believe your city has one), the...

What protections do I have under tenant and employment law?

If you are paying some rent, and the unit is not exempt, then you should be considered a tenant for purposes of Oakland's Just cause for Eviction...