Unlawful detainer
You should immediately follow up with the landlord's attorney to provide the receipt, and to ask for an extension of time to answer the complaint,...
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You should immediately follow up with the landlord's attorney to provide the receipt, and to ask for an extension of time to answer the complaint,...
FEHA and other civil rights laws impose a duty to reasonably accommodate disabled persons, but it is questionable whether that duty would extend to...
If you are a co-owner (of record, I hope), then none of the other owners would normally have the right to evict you, but they would have the right...
The police generally don't get involved with evictions, except in the limited context of Civil Code Section 1946.5, which would not seem to apply...
I believe you already posted a variation of the same questions, and I explained why the landlord/property manager did not have the right to make...
Your post doesn't mention what the nominal basis is for the 3-day notice. If for non-payment of rent, then you should have a viable defense of...
The lease provisions are probably invalid, including under Civil Code Sections 1942.1 and 1953. I suggest you immediately complain to the local...
I suggest you complain to the local code enforcement agency. You should also have the right to "repair and deduct" under Civil Code Section...
I can't say without reviewing the relevant documents. However, most such stipulations have provisions which say that if a payment is missed, the...
Particularly if you feel you have a viable defense to the unlawful detainer, you can remain in possession until the court issues its judgment....