You can check with a criminal law attorney, but I would assume that you only have to truthfully answer the questions posed.

Assuming that the TRO didn't evict you, then you should have valid claims against the landlord for violations of Civil Code Section 1940.2, quiet...

IF it was a valid and validly drafted termination notice, and the tenant has not complied, then you should accept no rent for the period after the...

From your description, you should (subject to whether this really was an emergency entry, because of health/safety issues connected with the food...

Tenants only have the right to make deductions form rent under very limited circumstances - see e.g. Civil Code Section 1942. If the landlord is...

You would propound the discovery to whomever is identified in the caption of the complaint as the plaintiff (e.g. Joe Blow as trustee of the Joe...

You would propound the discovery to whomever is identified in the caption of the complaint as the plaintiff (e.g. Joe Blow as trustee of the Joe...

Based on your description, this is only an OPTION - which means it would always be up to you whether or not to exercise it. If you wanted to...

Since the landlord is seeking to evict on a fault basis, the landlord would have the burden of proof, and it seems questionable whether the...

From your description, you may have grounds to seek a civil harassment restraining order and/or sue for nuisance, defamation, etc. If the...