I do not currently live in my house. (1) Do I have the right to access to all areas of my house and show to prospective buyers.

If the tenants are only renting part of the house, you probably have the right to access common areas and the unrented bedrooms without notice....

My friend slipped and fell in my building when she was visiting there's has been a leak in the roof for months I have taken

Your friend may wish to consult a local personal injury attorney. However, if (as I hope is the case), neither she, nor the baby, were injured,...

Landlord not abiding by stipulated housing court order

In addition to whatever remedies may be provided by the stipulation (e.g. suing for breach of contract, or possibly obtaining an order to show...

Do I need legal counsel in order to be successful at expunging an unlawful detainer?

If you went to court and lost, the judgment is a proper public record, and you would normally have no grounds to seek expungement. You could...

You need to promptly consult a landlord-tenant attorney to review the stipulation and advise you of your rights. Many offer a free initial...

My sympathies on your loss. If I understood your post correctly, your late father was the property owner-not you. If so, you should promptly...

You may well have claims for fraud, etc. against the master tenant who rented you the space. Since you don't have a contractual relationship...

I am getting charged by my Landlord in CA for rent after I moved out within the 60 day notice period he gave us

Unless you gave valid notice yourself (and your notice clearly did not comply with Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, including because you needed to...

California: Multiple one year leases, is a 60 day notice required from landlord?

I agree with Mr. Moss-proper written notice is required under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. There may well be additional requirements if the...

Homeowner renting out a room in my home for several years seeking to change what is provided with rent.

I don't believe that SD has rent control, so the landlord would be free to change the tenancy terms by giving proper written notice under Civil...