Can my landlord sue me for the same things twice??
An unlawful detainer is primarily an action for possession, and may not include all of the landlord's potential claims for damages. Under...
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An unlawful detainer is primarily an action for possession, and may not include all of the landlord's potential claims for damages. Under...
If you won at trial, then you don't have to move unless and until you receive a new and valid termination notice. Because you were the...
Yes, you can try complaining to the local code enforcement agency. if the water heater is in your unit, you may also have the right to use the...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You'd need to file an ex parte application with the court for a stay of execution, and for an order...
I'm sorry you experienced this. If the landlord is legally responsible for the fire (e.g. because of negligence), then you would be entitled to...
I agree with the other attorneys. However, legalities aside, it sounds like it would be beneficial to try to work out whatever issues are causing...
If the owner has illegally converted the property into 2 units, and you are occupying the illegal unit, the lease would be illegal, and you would...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If you don't timely file an appropriate written response to the unlawful detainer (such as a Judicial...
Under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1005(b), the normal filing deadline is 9 court days before the hearing. However, if the papers you file...
Even if your parents were not paying rent on a regular basis, and only had an oral agreement, they almost certainly meet the definition of "tenant"...