Yes, the landlord/manager would have the right to retract the accidental credit, and demand that you immediately pay the back rent. So, make sure...

You are not legally obligated to move unless/until you are properly served with a valid written termination notice. See e.g. Civil Code Sections...

Creating a joint tenancy might be a good option, but there might be other estate planning options which would be better. Your mother should talk to...

Assuming the tenancy is not subject to a rent control law (single family homes are usually exempt), then the deteriorated condition of the...

Your post does not indicate that there was any invalidity in the default itself. It also sounds like you knew about the default, and didn't...

Your landlord normally has no obligation to offer you a new lease. However, if your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, such as Civil...

It is hard to give a definitive answer without reading the stipulation. However, a general principle of contract law (and stipulations are...

If the JNOV was granted, the Court could theoretically recall the writ, and order that the tenant be restored to possession. If it was not possible...

If the JNOV was granted, the Court could theoretically recall the writ, and order that the tenant be restored to possession. If it was not possible...

Even without such a provision, you should be able to evict on grounds of nuisance and/or using the premises for an illegal purpose. However, it...