What are my options if co-tenant (co-signed on lease) does not move out and does not pay rent?
If he is a co-tenant, rather than a subtenant, you would normally not be able to evict him. However, you can sue him for breach of contract (in...
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If he is a co-tenant, rather than a subtenant, you would normally not be able to evict him. However, you can sue him for breach of contract (in...
It sounds like a default judgment was improperly entered against you, and that the Sheriff received a writ of execution from the court to enforce...
It is hard to say without knowing more of the facts, and reviewing the relevant papers. However, You might have grounds to bring a noticed motion...
It is always safer to pay the full rent on time, but to do so under an express written reservation of rights (i.e. reserving your legal rights,...
Subject to my comment below about insurance, I agree with the practical and productive approach suggested by Mr. Moss. If that doesn't work, and...
If you don't have an unexpired fixed-term tenancy, the landlord would normally have the right to terminate your tenancy by proper written notice,...
Assuming that your unit is subject to the SF rent control ordinance (and most illegal units are), the landlord is generally barred from reducing...
It sounds like you were sued for unlawful detainer, did not respond, had a default judgment entered against you, and the Sheriff has provided...
Have you complained to the local code enforcement agency? In most cities, the agency will promptly send someone out to inspect the property, and...
The landlord must comply with Civil Code Section 1980 and following with respect to personal property left behind by a tenant. If the landlord...