It would certainly be safer to wait it out, rather than be sued for wrongful eviction/violation of quiet enjoyment rights. You could try serving...

Preliminarily, it sounds like you have rights under Civil Code Section 1942.5, especially if the termination notice did not comply with Civil Code...

Unless the security deposit (or part of it) was characterized as last month's rent, the tenant has no right to unilaterally use it for that...

If your affordable housing tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, such as AB 1482, and there is nothing in your rental agreement requiring...

If the seller and agents were unaware of the mold (and if the agents did the visual inspection required by statute, and saw nothing), then there...

You generally are not considered to have vacated until you both move out AND turned in the keys. Since you didn't make some arrangement to timely...

No. There are certain limited non-refundable fees for applications -see Civil Code Section 1950.6.Anything else should be governed by Civil Code...

You can check with the small claims advisor for your local court, but I believe the jurisdiction for small claims court is now $12,500. However, it...

Anyone who has $ (in whatever form the auction requires) should be able to bid at the foreclosure sale. If the property is sold at the...

If all of this happened in 2021, then many (but probably not all) of your potential claims may well be barred under the applicable statutes of...