San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Technically speaking, under Civil Code Section 827, and landlord must give at least 30 days written notice for any change in the terms of a...
Ordinarily, a landlord has the right to enter on proper notice, but only for the limited reasons specified in Civil Code Section 1954, and...
You might try offering the full rent, and see if it is accepted. If the landlord accepts rent for a period beyond the termination date of the...
It is not clear from your post whether the friend is still there. If so, you can serve a 3-day notice, but under Code of Civil Procedure Section...
You might consider hiring a private investigator to learn the identity of the offending neighbor, and to help gather evidence to support your...
I will re-post this under family law. However, if community property funds were used in connection with the transaction, I would assume that you...
Under the facts you describe, you should be able to move out without a 30-day notice under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the doctrine of...
If you want to fight this, the landlord would have the burden of proof that you violated the lease in the first place, and also that you didn't...
You can leave early, on grounds of constructive eviction, and can sue in small claims court for a refund of rent, security deposit, damages, etc....
If the landlord accepted rent for a period after the expiration of the lease, that essentially resulted in a month-to-month tenancy under the terms...
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