How do I legally go about evicting my roommates?
Are you the master tenant? Or were the roommates also co-tenants paying rent to the owner? If the roommates were co-tenants, the landlord is the...
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Are you the master tenant? Or were the roommates also co-tenants paying rent to the owner? If the roommates were co-tenants, the landlord is the...
The conditions you describe could very well constitute a breach of both the warranty of habitability, and the implied covenant of quiet enjoyment....
It's hard to give a definitive answer without reviewing the settlement agreement (stipulation for entry of judgment?) you signed. However, in...
A landlord has the right to enter regardless of the tenant's wishes or presence, so long as the entry is for one of the reasons authorized in Civil...
Late fees are generally unlawful and unenforceable in California residential tenancies. See Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp 7....
When the Sheriff came out, you were presumably notified of your right to file a post-judgment claim for right to possession. There would normally...
If you were basically a live-in employee of the owner, and never paid rent, you are probably legally considered to be a licensee-not a tenant. If...
As the other attorneys note, private citizens have no right/power to institute criminal proceedings, including for perjury. If you can get some...
Under Civil Code Section 1954, your landlord is only allowed to enter for certain specified reasons, and upon proper notice. If the entry is for an...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Have you complained to any local government agencies (in SF, it would be the Dept. of Building Inspection...