San Francisco, CA
Litigation Lawyer at San Francisco, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Landlord & Tenant, Real Estate
Ordinarily, you can decide to rescind/withdraw a notice to quit, and serve a rent increase notice instead. However, you said "they don't want to...
I agree with Attorneys Moss and Price that your best strategy would be to try to work everything out without litigation. However, in order to...
Under Civil Code Section 1962(a)(4) the landlord was required to give you a copy of the lease within 15 days of signing. If that hasn't happened,...
You can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5 to recover the balance of the deposit. If the judge felt that the landlord acted...
If she has never paid rent, or otherwise become a tenant, she is simply a guest/licensee. You have the right to terminate such an arrangement...
If the landlord accepted rent directly from you (I assume that the money orders were in your name-not in the name of your friend?), that would...
There are generally no legal barriers to renting as many places as you want and can afford. However, most leases limit subleasing, the number of...
Various California laws, including Civil Code Section 1953, invalidate many types of lease provisions purporting to waive the rights of residential...
If you can prove causality (which can often be challenging), you would be able to sue for damages under a variety of legal theories, including...
If the lease required the landlord to provide parking, then what you have described would normally constitute a breach of the lease. You would...
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