Eviction process?
If you have been sued, have been served with process (which doesn't sound like has happened yet), you must timely file an appropriate response with...
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If you have been sued, have been served with process (which doesn't sound like has happened yet), you must timely file an appropriate response with...
Serve a notice of belief of abandonment as per Civil Code Section 1951.3. Assuming the tenant doesn't respond, you can then recover possession, and...
You would normally remain on the lease until it expires (assuming you don't have grounds to terminate as per Civil Code Section 1946.7). However,...
In addition to the options/suggestions in my posted answer to your earlier post, you could consider moving out, and suing for constrictive...
I am assuming that your rental agreement has a no pets clause. If so, you were entitled to have the ESA (since that is not considered a pet), but...
From your description, it sounds like the stipulation was not adequately explained to you, which could well have been a breach of duty. However, a...
The landlord apparently failed to promptly and diligently address the mold/leakage issues, and so you should have valid claims for a partial rent...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. However, unless your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (many condos are exempt from Ciivl Code...
Since you have no control over bears, I see no valid ground for breaking the lease(unless you knew that bear incursions were an issue, and didn't...
If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, such as Civil Code Section 1946.2, you can only be evicted for one of the authorized...