How do I get my 26 year old son, who is named as a co-tenant on my lease to leave, legally?
I agree with Mr. Moss' analysis. I would add, however, that if you can't work something out with your son (such as paying him to leave), your best...
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I agree with Mr. Moss' analysis. I would add, however, that if you can't work something out with your son (such as paying him to leave), your best...
Late fees-even if characterized as "liquidated damages-are generally illegal in California residential rental agreements. See Orozco v. Casimiro...
There is no "cooling off" period for leases. However, from your description, it is not clear that the lease has actually been completely...
A dismissal is generally considered a "favorable termination," so you may have grounds to sue the manager (and possibly others) for malicious...
Even if the evidence given was false, and you disagree with the court's decision to set aside the dismissal, you should not let that distract you...
You should promptly contact the local code enforcement agency. In most cities, the agency will send out an inspector, who will then cite the...
I assume the landlord filed an unlawful detainer/eviction lawsuit against you, and that you were just served with a 5-day summons and an unlawful...
I am unaware of any law that allows you to break a lease under such circumstances. You could try asking the landlord to accommodate your disability...
I agree with Mr. Moss' sound advice. If the landlord does not appropriately follow up within a reasonable time, you should complain to the...
If he is being evicted for non-payment of rent, it would be necessary to first serve him with a 3-day notice to pay or quit under Code of Civil...