It is unclear from your post whether you have a power of attorney, or anything else, which would give you legal standing to do much of...

Both a notice of belief of abandonment (Civil Code Section 1951.3) and a notice concerning abandoned property (Civil Code Section 1980 and...

You can sue the neighbors for nuisance, and perhaps also seek a restraining order. You should also have valid claims against the landlord for...

Discrimination based on the source of income is an actionable violation of FEHA and other laws. You could complain to the DFEH, or sue (in small...

Assuming you have not yet already delivered the check, you can take photos/video of you writing the check, sealing the envelope, delivering the...

You are responsible for items beyond ordinary wear and tear, which would include drawing on the walls. You could certainly argue that the...

Assuming you had exclusive rights to the yard as part of your tenancy, the landlord could normally only lawfully make non-consensual entries as per...

Since you accepted rent form her, it sounds like she is a subtenant. If so, you would have to terminate the subtenancy by properly serving a...

Termination notices must generally be in writing, and service by text would not be valid. See Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. Your mother has...

Unless the children now have title via a probate, trust, etc., or a probate court has made one of them a representative of the estate, they would...