What needs to be included in a 60 day notice?
The basic requirements are laid out in Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. It would be a good idea to consult a local landlord-tenant attorney,...
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The basic requirements are laid out in Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. It would be a good idea to consult a local landlord-tenant attorney,...
I agree with Mr. Nazzaro's advice. Unfortunately, however, a landlord normally has no legal obligation to give you more time. Rather, he would...
I'm sorry you find yourself in this situation. You had a right to cross-examine the plaintiff, present your own evidence, request a statement of...
Your landlord can only validly change the rent by means of a properly-served written notice under Civil Code Section 827. Because the rent increase...
I agree with Mr. Moss' suggestions. However, I would add that a landlord has a legal duty to investigate and (if warranted by the facts) take...
That was a provision of the old Discovery Act. I believe the current equivalent would be CCP Section 2016.020, but you can check the annotated...
You may be able to assert claims against the landlord (and possibly the neighboring tenants) for nuisance. See Birke v. Oakwood Worldwide (2009)...
It is hard to advise without knowing more about what is going on, and what papers you were actually served with. If you somehow failed to timely...
If (as is often the case with garage apartments) the rental unit is not legal, you probably don't owe any rent at all. See Carter v. Cohen (2010)...
There are laws in California about disposing of (supposedly) abandoned property, and it does not sound like you followed them. Consequently, you...