San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
You should also be entitled to 10% judicial interest. If you can prove that the landlord acted in bad faith, you could also be entitled to up to...
Did you call the police? If you have proof of occupancy, the police may require the landlord to let you back in. In any event, you should...
If you simply leave, and do not file a timely and legally-adequate response to the lawsuit, the landlord will have the right to obtain a default...
Your post is a bit confusing: were you served with a notice to pay rent or quit, a 60-day termination notice, or both? In any event, if you were...
If the UD was for some reason other than non-payment of rent, then the judgment would not preclude the landlord from demanding the rent that...
Rent increases must be by means of a written notice, served in compliance with Civil Code Section 827. If the tenancy is subject to Richmond's...
This is an employment law issue, and I will reclassify it on the Avvo site.
You should immediately consult a local landlord-tenant attorney or legal aid organization to help you with a motion to set aside the default....
Even if the original lease has been lost, there are ways of proving what it said (e.g. by establishing that the management used a particular lease...
Subleasing, additional occupancy, etc. is permitted unless limited/prohibited by the lease. If the lease does contain such limitations (as most...
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