San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Many landlords would be willing to enter into a stipulated judgment, which would provide for your eviction without trial if you don't leave by the...
Residential security deposit issues are generally governed by Civil Code Section 1950.5. If you disagree with any of the deductions taken by...
It would be necessary to have more facts, and to review the relevant documents, in order for any attorney to properly advise you. For example,...
Especially if you have doubts as to whether the judgment would be collectable (i.e. if the tenant has minimal income/assets), it is often most...
You may very well have the right to withhold rent, based on the landlord's violation of applicable health and safety laws, including the implied...
An eviction notice by text is not valid. The landlord must serve a proper written notice under Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. In addition, if...
If the tenancy is subject to the SF rent control ordinance, the landlord can only evict for one of the limited reasons authorized under that...
I agree with Mr. Moss' sound advice. In addition, if you have not already done so, try complaining to the local code enforcement agency. In...
A landlord is generally free to charge whatever rent he/she wants, unless the rent differential is motivated by something illegal (e.g....
If I understood your post correctly, the landlord did accept rent from your husband directly at least a couple of time. If so, then she at least...
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