How long should I get for a notice to vacate if I've lived in the unit for longer than a year?
Under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, you are entitled to at least 60-days written notice, served as provided in those statutes. (By contrast, you...
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Under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, you are entitled to at least 60-days written notice, served as provided in those statutes. (By contrast, you...
Assuming that proper notice was given, the tenants would not be able to stop the eviction. They might be able to delay the unlawful detainer...
Although your post is a little unclear, it sounds like you had fixed-term tenants who broke their lease. If so, and if the tenants had no valid...
If the lease has not yet expired, your name can only be removed with the consent of the landlord and your co-tenants. If the tenancy has become...
I respectfully disagree with my colleagues. If he never paid rent, and did not otherwise become your tenant/subtenant, he would normally be...
My sympathies for your situation. Your different potential claims would have different statute of limitations. Failing to comply with Civil Code...
My sympathies on your situation. I don't believe that Daly City has rent control/eviction control. Assuming you don't have a rent-controlled...
Bedbugs would violate the implied warranty of habitability (see e.g. Civil Code Sections 1941-1941.1), and would also be actionable under various...
I believe you are thinking of Civil Code Section 1946.5 with respect to terminating a lodger. In any event, if you give a thirty-day notice, and...
The landlord would have to serve you with a valid written notice of change in terms of tenancy under Civil Code Section 827 in order to enforce any...