Is my landlord allowed to charge me for changing the locks even though I returned the keys to him on time?
Security deposit issues for residential tenants - including allowable deductions by the landlord- are regulated by Civil Code Section...
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Security deposit issues for residential tenants - including allowable deductions by the landlord- are regulated by Civil Code Section...
If you were never a tenant, did not pay rent, etc., then you might legally be considered a guest or licensee. If so, the owner would have the right...
It is pretty hard to get a settlement agreement set aside. You'd probably have to file a motion, and make a showing of some valid legal...
If you have a recognized disability, have supplied the landlord with appropriate documentation, and have requested that the landlord reasonably...
I'm sorry you experienced this. If the fire destroyed the property, then under Civil Code Section 1933, this would normally terminate the...
It sounds like you may have a valid claim under FEHA and other applicable law based on failing to reasonably accommodate the disability. Have you...
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It sounds like the landlord blew the deadline under Civil Code Section 1950.5 to send you an accounting, and there is California Supreme Court...
Retaliatory eviction is not a defense to an Ellis Act eviction, but can be the basis of a separate lawsuit. There may be other potential...
As the other attorney noted, your affirmative claims against the landlord would need to be pursued in a separate lawsuit, since you can't...
You are correct that Civil Code Section 827 would require at least 60 days notice for a 30% rent increase. There may a viable argument that the...