San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
I know of no alternative to the ex parte procedure referenced by the clerk. If you don't know how to do it, you can see if a legal aid group will...
Unless some kind of mutual release was negotiated and signed (which does not seem to be the case), you remained responsible for all financial...
The Cal. Supreme Court addressed a similar issue several years, ago, and made it pretty difficult to recover in the kind of situation you describe....
Have you called the police? In some cities, if you have proof of residence, the police will intervene in the case of an illegal lockout,...
I agree with Mr. Moss' good advice, but also suggest another alternative - see if the landlord will give you either a longer term lease, or an...
If the landlord was required to file the notice with the complaint (see e.g. Code of Civil Procedure Section 1166), there might be grounds for a...
I am re-posting this under probate. It sounds like you should consult a probate attorney ASAP to address the deeding issue (it is unclear...
I am re-listing this under probate. However, you'll have to state more facts if you want someone to help you.
If the new landlord is acting in good faith (which I don't know), gives proper notice, and pays the relocation benefits mandated under the rent...
Unless your rental agreement prohibits pets, your landlord has no right to forbid you from having one. And even if the rental agreement prohibits...
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