Who is responsible for paying condo fee and property taxes and any special assessments?

The answer would depend in part on the other terms of the Trust, which your mother should review with an attorney. As a co-owner, she would...

I agree with Mr. Moss. In addition, Civil Code Section 1954 only allows a landlord to enter the rental unit upon proper notice AND only for one...

There are provisions in Section 37.10B of the SF rent control ordinance which can make a landlord liable if he/she in bad faith refuses to accept...

How do I get my name on a grant deed when I made a down payment on a house and got the loan from my mother?

If you can't work things out within your family (possibly with the help of a mediator), you can bring a lawsuit for declaratory relief, to...

How do I evict my son that is living in travel trailer on my property for more than ten years

If he is a non-paying guest/licensee, and is staying past whatever termination date you gave him, you can proceed with an unlawful detainer...

Can the final day of occupancy on a 60 day notice be from date of notice or from date of lease. It’s a month to month.

Since the tenancy is month-to-month, the dates of the earlier expired leases are irrelevant, and you would compute via the 60-day notice. You...

Can my roommate go to jail for filing false restraining order on me to have me moved out ?

If the DA decided to prosecute your roommate for perjury, etc., he could go to jail. However, that is pretty unusual. I assume that the...

How can I get my security deposit back? My landlord sent the entire deposit to my roommate and my roommate wont give me my part.

I agree with Mr. Moss. Because the roommate was essentially acting as a trustee with respect to your deposit funds, the roommate had (and has)...

You generally don't have the right to withhold rent unless conditions exist which violate the implied warranty of habitability (see e.g. Civil Code...

Can the new buyer of the house you live in, turn utilities off on you, in attempt to get you out, in california?

No. Turning off the utilities would be actionable under Civil Code Section 789.3 and other applicable law. You should promptly seek...