I got evicted for asking for repairs now what do I do?
You may well have a viable defense of retaliatory eviction. However, in order to assert that defense, you were required to timely file an...
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You may well have a viable defense of retaliatory eviction. However, in order to assert that defense, you were required to timely file an...
I agree with Mr. Moss, but wanted to clarify that if you have an unexpired fixed-term lease, the landlord can't evict you simply because your...
Your verbal agreement may well be legally enforceable. However, you would have the burden of proof, and unless you have good corroborative evidence...
If you have been sued for unlawful detainer, cross-complaints are not allowed. However, you can use your video, etc. as a defense (at least if you...
Unless your tenancy is subject to a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the landlord would normally be free to change the terms of...
If the landlord is terminating you in retaliation for your complaints, you would have both a defense and affirmative claims for damages under Civil...
No, the landlord must go through the unlawful detainer court process, and can be sued if she unlawfully locks you out - see e.g. Civil Code Section...
I agree with Mr. Chen, but would add that because unlawful detainers move very quickly, you should also be evaluating whether you need to serve any...
I agree with Mr. Spirtos. However, assuming that your landlord had no lawful basis for having the car towed , the landlord would be potentially...
Generally not. Such conduct can be actionable under various laws, including Civil Code Section 789.3. You should consult a local landlord-tenant...