Can I sue my ex-landlord for emotional distress and harassment?
You may have potential claims against your landlord for nuisance, quiet enjoyment violations, retaliation (see Civil Code Section 1942.5),...
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You may have potential claims against your landlord for nuisance, quiet enjoyment violations, retaliation (see Civil Code Section 1942.5),...
Generally speaking, the fact that a landlord breaches obligations to you, or encourages in actionable misconduct does NOT entitle you to withhold...
You can make sound recordings, have witnesses stay with you, etc., so you will have corroborative evidence. In any event, if the landlord tries...
You have no legal obligation to respond to her texts or take her settlement offer. However, bear in mind that the statutory/punitive damages...
If you want to pursue this (I agree with my colleague that talking to him first would be a good idea), you can serve a 3-day notice to pay rent or...
I agree with Mr. Moss' advice. If you have any specific questions about your rights, you should consult a local landlord-tenant attorney. Many...
I agree with Ms. Campbell that the best approach would be to try to work things out informally - perhaps with the help of a mediator or family...
They cannot lawfully evict you without going through the legal process, and can't file an unlawful detainer lawsuit without first serving you a...
I shall re-post this under employment law. However, my understanding is that the Labor Code entitles you to breaks.
If he didn't actually file the demurrer, you can take his default. Otherwise, you'll need to timely and appropriately respond to the demurrer....