San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
This sounds more like a family law issue. I will re-post.
Late fees are generally illegal and unenforceable in residential rental agreements. See Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp...
Even if you are not a month-to-month tenant, you would be entitled to at least 30-days written notice under Civil Code Section 789. In the...
Unless the rental agreement contains some unusually broad definition of overnight, you should not be violating the agreement. However, regardless...
The landlord is wrong. Each co-tenant has the right to terminate his/her co-tenancy upon proper written notice. See Schmitt v. Felix (1958) 157...
You can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5 for both damages and (discretionary) statutory/punitive damages.
You can try suing in small claims court.
You can sue, including because the landlord seems to have violated Civil Code Section 1954 and your quiet enjoyment rights, and engaged in a...
Unclear, but if the 3-day notice is valid, you should timely comply with it while investigating the legitimacy of the 60-day notice.
This seems to be a family law question. I will re-post it.
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