Unless the entry is for one of the reasons authorized by Civil Code Section 1954 - which do not include snooping - you have the right to refuse...

The owner would normally have no legal authority to ban you form properties he doesn't own, rent, or otherwise control. However, if he obtained a...

If the tenancy would be subject to an eviction control law, then the simple expiration of the lease would normally not require the tenant to vacate...

I agree with Ms. Koslyn, but would add that it might be helpful to consult a local land use attorney, including to see what restrictions may exist...

I sympathize for your situation, but a landlord normally has no legal obligation to allow you to pay late or in installments. If you don't pay, you...

Even in residential tenancies, landlords generally are not required to provide a/c. Your rights would basically depend on the language of your...

It is unclear from your post whether you have grounds under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161 to serve any manner of notice. If you do, you...

As your attorney may have explained, if the landlord failed to provide the exemption notice required under Civil Code Section 1946.2, the lease...

If you are co-tenants, your roommate has no legal right to evict you - only the landlord can do that. If you are a subtenant, the master tenant...

The security deposit is usually owed by the landlord-not a roommate. If you have formally terminated your co-tenancy (including by giving...