Tenant is asking to reduce rent for loss of use.
Habitability violations and diminutions in housing services are both generally compensable. I am not aware of any specific formula, but it...
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Habitability violations and diminutions in housing services are both generally compensable. I am not aware of any specific formula, but it...
It would be prudent to timely comply with the 3-day notice. There might be an argument that offering the new lease somehow waived the notice, but I...
Assuming what the wife said is true (and you can certainly request documentation, check court records, etc.), you can make a police report, and sue...
Since you already went to court and lost, the only way to challenge the eviction would be to timely file an appeal. My guess is that the deadline...
Assuming this tenancy is subject to the TPA/AB 1482, the landlord can evict you if you refuse to sign a new lease on similar terms as the original...
If you are listed as a co-tenant on the lease, or have been otherwise recognized as a co-tenant (e.g. from paying rent directly to the landlord),...
If you didn't file a timely response to the lawsuit after served, the landlord is entitled to request that the court enter a default against you....
Late fees are generally invalid in California residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7, 12.
You can seek a civil harassment restraining order against the offending neighbors, and also sue them for nuisance (and possibly for violating any...
That would normally be illegal and actionable - see e.g. Civil Code Section 789.3. If you want to evict our uncle, you should seek help from a...