Is a Landlord required to notify you of late fees with in a certain amount of time?
Late fees are generally unenforceable and invalid in residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp 7. However, if the...
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Late fees are generally unenforceable and invalid in residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp 7. However, if the...
The amount of the security deposit is regulated by Civil Code Section 1950.5, as is the disposition of the deposit after you move out. Assuming...
If you acquired clear title to the land (which is unclear from your post), it is unclear why the renewed judgment would matter. Unless there was an...
You may well have claims for partial rent refunds and damages under various legal theories (including nuisance, habitability, and negligence),...
I will re-post this under family law, and suggest you consult a local family law attorney. You may be entitled to a domestic violence...
You only have to allow access if the landlord gives proper notice under Civil Code Section 1954, and wishes to enter for one of the limited reasons...
If your tenancy is subject to LA's RSO (you can check with the County), rent increases must comply with that law. Otherwise, the landlord would...
In the absence of a tenants in common agreement restricting such activities, your parents/co-owners are allowed to have guests, but not to your...
Unless you have some legal justification for withholding rent (such as a substantial breach of the implied warranty of habitability), you are...
If the landlord has been accepting rent from you directly, in the form of your checks, it is at least arguable that your status has changed from...