San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You seem to have done some research on your own, and may well know that you have potential claims for...
I echo Mr. Moss' sound advice. It would still be prudent to formally and lawfully terminate the tenancy of the mobile home folks. I strongly...
Unless the building owners/management are somehow legally responsible for the fire (e.g. if it occurred because of their negligence), they would...
California law generally prohibits contractual penalties in residential rental agreements - see Orozco v. Casimoro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp....
I'm sorry you find yourself in this situation. If the condo conversion plans were pending, and were not disclosed, there is an argument that...
If your son has been living with you as a guest/licensee (as opposed to a tenant, co-tenant, or subtenant), you can ask him to leave at any time...
The landlord is not legally obligated to settle with you, but many would if you offer to pay the back rent, court costs, attorney fees, and also...
You would have claims against the neighbor for nuisance (see Civil Code Section 3479 and following). You might also have grounds to seek a...
Many standard lease forms have a provision that allows the landlord to delay giving you possession for reasons reasonably beyond the landlord's...
No. If you leave the place in clean condition, and have done no damage beyond ordinary wear and tear, there seems no legitimate basis for charging...
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