Landlords can only demand access for one of he limited reasons authorized under Civil Code Section 1954, which don't include snooping, looking for...

If you serve a notice pay or quit, you are arguably waiving the termination of the tenancy. If you accept rent for a period after the...

Your post is a bit unclear - I can't tell whether you are a tenant, lodger, or employee/licensee. Your rights would vary depending on the nature of...

Unless you have good evidence that the tenants have consented to the entries, it would be prudent to give proper notice under Civil Code Section 1954.

Your rental agreement is a bit unclear - I can't tell whether you are a tenant, lodger, or employee/licensee. Your rights would vary depending on...

It is a bit unclear form your post what happened. My guess is that you entered into some manner of stipulation for entry of judgment, that the...

If your tenancy is subject to a rent/eviction control law, such as AB 1482, that law would normally only allow the landlord to force you to sign a...

Under statewide judicial precedents, tenants of an illegal unit owe no rent, can't be evicted for non-payment of rent, and any lease for the...

I agree with Mr. Brelje, but would add that depending on the facts, you may have grounds to seek a civil harassment restraining order, and pursue...

You can generally file an amended answer/response without leave of court within the deadline set under Code of Civil Procedure Section 472. Your...