San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
It is hard to advise without having more facts. If the landlord has served you with some manner of termination notice, or an unlawful detainer,...
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You must pro-rate the rent, and should reject any payment that goes beyond the termination date. If you accept rent for a period beyond the...
You can certainly raise the settlement/forbearance agreement as a defense. However, you would have the burden of proof, it would be up to the...
You may well have claims against your landlord (including for negligence, nuisance, habitability, and - if you move out - constructive eviction)....
Have you already complained to the local code enforcement agency? If the agency cites the landlord, that will probably speed things up, and will...
If you immediately serve a new 3-day notice (which must be carefully worded so as to not revive the tenancy you have terminated - you should work...
Late fees are generally illegal in residential tenancies, especially if it is not even provided for in your rental agreement. See Orozco v....
Depending on how the master tenancy and space are configured, this could be a non-issue. Section 37.9(b) of the SF rent control ordinance provides:...
A master tenant would normally be the party who would sue to evict a subtenant. If you were both co-tenants, it would be necessary to involve...
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