Relocation Fees
Unless the tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance (and I don't believe Palo Alto has one), it should be possible for...
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Unless the tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance (and I don't believe Palo Alto has one), it should be possible for...
Regardless of what defenses you may have, you need to file a timely response to the lawsuit with the court, or you may be evicted without a...
Unless you are somehow responsible for whatever it is that needs to be repaired, the landlord should normally absorb all of the expenses, and any...
I agree with the other attorneys, but would also note that if there were material non-disclosures or misrepresentations, you might have the right...
You should promptly consult a local landlord-tenant attorney about your possible claims, which may include damages for nuisance, negligence,...
Co-owners of a property have a non-exclusive right to occupy, and neither co-owner has the right to evict or exclude the other. You should...
Many granny/in-law units are illegal, and lack the required certificate of occupancy. Your mother may wish to check with the city about that,...
The landlord only has the right to deduct from your security deposit as provided by Civil Code Section 1950.5, but generally doesn't have to refund...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. It is not clear from your post whether the landlord is subtracting this from your security deposit (in...
If you are the owner/landlord, then you could evict him after the lease expires. If you are his co-tenant, only the owner would have legal standing...