I suggest you call the police concerning the attempted lockout. Lockouts are illegal and actionable, including under Civil Code Section...

Under the facts you describe, you may - if that is your preference - have the right to withdraw your termination notice, including because of the...

You can sue the neighbors for nuisance, etc., can also seek a civil harassment restraining order, and can make a police report. You should also...

To the degree the landlord failed to comply with Civil Code Section 1950.5, you can sue in small claims court to challenge any deductions from your...

Under FEHA and other disability rights laws, the landlord has a duty of reasonable accommodation with respect to certain requests by tenants. That...

Unless code enforcement actually red tags the unit, probably not. However, if you want to break your lease without penalty, you should have grounds...

You can report to the police and/or sue. If you sue in small claims, your recovery is limited by the court's jurisdiction, which I believe is $12.5k.

It depends on the language of the stipulation, including whether it authorized the landlord to have a writ issued in advance of the move out...

Unless your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, your month-to-month tenancy could be terminated simply by giving notice, and no...

Even if there is no rental agreement, since you asked and received at least some rent, it is a valid tenancy, and can only be terminated by means...