Your rights probably depend most on whether the tenancy is subject to LA's RSO and eviction control laws. If so, then the landlord can only evict...

Since you agreed to a per diem rent, it sounds like the seller is now your tenant. Tenancies can be created without a formal lease, and tenants can...

One of the necessary preconditions for serving a notice under Civil Code Section 1951.3 is a good faith belief that the unit has been abandoned....

I suggest you start by complaining to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, that should speed up repairs,and will...

Unless the former attorney dismissed the UD with prejudice (which seems unlikely), you may be able to file a first amended complaint based on the...

Any termination notice would have to comply with Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1 AND any applicable eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482). If your...

The 60-day notice may or may not be valid, especially if t didn't comply with Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, and/or the tenancy is subject to an...

I am sorry you experienced this. You are not responsible for ordinary wear and tear, for pre-existing conditions, or for defects you didn't...

If the lease lists you as a co-tenant, and the landlord has also treated you as a co-tenant (e.g. by directly dealing with you, accepting rent from...

When your fixed-term (?) lease expired, the tenancy would normally convert to month-to-month under Civil Code Section 1945, unless there was some...