San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Assuming you are a month-to-month tenant, you are entitled to at least 60 days written notice, served in compliance with Civil Code Sections...
Unless there are substantial habitability violations, you would probably owe the accrued rent. However, because you offered to pay, you should not...
I agree with Mr. Dorfman, but would add that it may make sense to cooperate (within reason), especially if your tenancy is not subject to a local...
A month-to-month co-tenant who leaves after giving proper notice generally has no liability for rent accruing after the departure. See Schmitt v....
In the absence of a local rent control ordinance (and I don't believe Sacramento has one), landlords are generally free to charge whatever rent...
Have you complained to the local code enforcement agency? If the agency cites the landlord, the landlord will usually take the problem more...
If the fee is illegal in some fashion, and you pay under express written protest, you could try suing in small claims. However, generally speaking,...
If you are both on the lease, you have no legal right to evict her, take her off the lease, or throw out her belongings. You can only sue her for...
Assuming that the sellers didn't correct the problems referenced in the 8 year old report, they certainly should have disclosed, and you may well...
Title is not always determinative of your rights, especially since it seems there was some agreement about co-ownership (why else would she take...
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