In San Francisco, do I have to pay the tenants to move?
Under the SF rent control ordinance (and California's Costa-Hawkins law), SF condominiums are usually exempt from rent control, but NOT eviction...
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Under the SF rent control ordinance (and California's Costa-Hawkins law), SF condominiums are usually exempt from rent control, but NOT eviction...
If your daughter has never paid rent, chances are she is what the law considers to be a guest or licensee, rather than a tenant. If so, you were...
If the landlord assaulted your GF and daughter, have you reported it to the police? Depending on the facts (which are unclear from your post),...
Unless there is something unusual about your rental agreement, the entire house (and yards) would probably be considered part of the leasehold. If...
Unless there is a local eviction control ordinance limiting the right of an owner to serve a 60-day notice and/or requiring that such relocation...
The statute of limitations for personal injury actions is generally 2 years - see Code of Civil Procedure Section 335.1. However, it is hard to...
Ex partes to advance the hearing date for demurrers, etc. are commonly granted in unlawful detainers, since they are summary proceedings. The...
It sounds like the landlord somehow obtained a default judgment against you-perhaps by falsely claiming to have served you with the necessary legal...
If you are month-to-month, and have been there over a year, then she must give you at least 60 days written notice in accordance with Civil Code...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Have you complained to the local code enforcement agency? In most cities, the agency will send out an...