San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161, a landlord can go back up to 1 year in a pay-or-quit notice, so the landlord would normally be allowed...
If the landlord gave you permission to have the a/c (including by accepting rent without protest after learning about the a/c), you should be OK,...
I'm sorry for your loss. If the executor/estate continued to accept rent after your father died, you would be entitled to proper written notice...
Unless your tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord is generally to change the terms of tenancy upon...
You only owe whatever relocation benefits if the tenancy is subject to LA's RSO, and if it is, only the benefits provided under that law for such a...
Even if he was only a guest/licensee, as opposed to a tenant, it would be illegal to evict him without notice and going through the court process,...
Late fees are generally illegal in residential tenancies, including because landlords seldom undertake the activities/calculations necessary to...
You should try complaining to the local code enforcement agency. The number of rooms being rented out may be legally-impermissible, and the...
You are more likely to get a better settlement if you are represented, and can probably find counsel in time for a 6/18-21 mediation (or you might...
You may wish to invoke your "repair and deduct" rights under Civil Code Section 1942. If the landlord retaliates in some fashion, you would have...
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