I'm sorry you are experiencing this. However, unless your tenancy is protected under a local rent control/eviction control ordinance, the new owner...

What will happen with my unlawful detainer lawsuit? I gave 30 days notice, and already paid last month's rent, but am being sued

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You should (as I gather you are planning to do) timely file an appropriate written response with the court,...

My landlord is not agreeing to add someone to my lease but instead changes it, what can i do?

This seems to be a duplicate post. As noted in my response to your other post, the landlord generally has no right to unilaterally change the...

What cation can i take if my landlord changed my lease from one year to one month after i signed my one year already?

If you have a signed 1 year lease, the landlord can't change the terms without your consent. That lease would also govern your right to have guests...

Can my sisters ex-husband only speak with me with ongoing issues related to their divorce?

This sounds like a family law issue, so I will re-post under that category.

If you are now out of the property, there is a box you can check on the Judicial Council form answer to unlawful detainer to indicate that you have...

If you have not already done so, complain to the local code enforcement agency about the pest problems, etc. If the agency confirms that there are...

Can i file a claim against landlord?for towing my truck from my spot designated for my use in my commercial lease.

You generally cannot assert counterclaims/cross-complaints in an unlawful detainer, so would have to pursue those claims via a separate lawsuit...

My tenents moved out without giving me 30 day notice then stayed nine days after Rent was due. Room destroyed. Wat do I do bext

You can generally sue for up to $10k in small claims court. If the damages exceed $10k, then you would have to consider more carefully whether...

How long can a defense last?

If the landlord accepted rent for a period after the expiration of the termination notice, and the current unlawful detainer is based on that...