San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Unless provided by some local ordinance, you normally would not be entitled to any relocation benefits. You would have potential claims against the...
If you can't negotiate a solution (possibly via mediation, through a community board), just sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section...
I can't answer the tax question, which you may wish to re-post on this site under taxes However, if you held an undivided 50% interest under the...
Your landlord has a legal duty to intervene when placed on notice that one tenant is engaging in nuisance activities and otherwise violating the...
This may be as much a family law issue as a real estate issue, so I suggest promptly consulting a family law attorney about this apparently...
You can give a three-day notice to quit for nuisance, under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161, and ten follow up with an unlawful detainer if he...
If there has been no formal surrender of possession, then the most conservative approach would be to either move forward with an unlawful detainer...
The statute of limitations is normally 4 years for breach of a written lease, and 2 years for breach of an oral lease. So, you do have potential...
If your mother had an unexpired fixed-term lease, that would continue despite the death of the owner. Otherwise, the new owner has the right to...
Unless the landlord agreed to a formal surrender of possession/termination of your tenancy, you owe rent through the termination date of the notice.
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