San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
If she is on the deed, you normally could not remove her from title without her consent. If you can't negotiate something you find satisfactory,...
Unless there is some valid written agreement waiving that right, each co-owner has the right to file a lawsuit for judicial partition, in which the...
Unless the rent is being raised for some illegal reason, such as retaliation (see Civil Code Section 1942.5), the landlord is generally free to...
I must respectfully disagree with Mr. Piotrowski, and would note that what you have described may support a defense under Civil Code Section...
You would probably need to bring a motion to set aside the default judgment based on improper service of process, lack of actual notice, etc. (see...
I will re-post this under probate, and would suggest that you consult a local probate attorney. However, my guess is that unless there was an...
If the conditions are bad enough to constitute a breach of the implied warranty of habitability, you probably have the right to withhold rent....
Unless your tenancy is subject to a local rent control ordinance, or the increase is being made for some unlawful reason (such as retaliation - see...
You should complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, that can only strengthen your legal position. If you...
Many leases have a provision allowing the landlord to delay the start date without penalty for reasons beyond the landlord's reasonable...
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