San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
It is hard to be specific without reviewing the agreement. However, if the landlord breaches, common enforcement mechanisms would include filing a...
Late charge provisions are generally not valid in California residential rental agreements. See Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7....
I will re-post this under criminal law. In there has been more recent harassment, threats, etc., you may be able to seek a restraining order,...
Yes. Call the police department at your earliest convenience, and make a report. You can also sue for damages, but if he doesn't have any $, it...
If you were never properly served with the lawsuit and/or never received actual notice, you may be able to bring a motion to set aside the default...
I assume you received some manner of summons (perhaps for small claims court) - not a subpoena. If you have been sued, you need to timely and...
Preliminarily, you should decide whether you want to leave or not. Since it was a cure-or-quit notice, you should be able to stay so long as there...
It is hard to say without reviewing the paperwork, and getting more facts. However, I would be surprised if you could evict her any sooner than...
Habitability violations would not be a defense to a 60-day notice. However, if the notice was served after you complained about those violations,...
Under Civil Code Section 1950.5(h)-(j), the successor landlord is jointly and severally responsible for the security deposit, even if he never...
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