This is usually covered by Civil Code Section 827. Additional notice requirements may apply if the tenancy is subject to a rent control law.

If you sue the landlord in some forum other than small claims court, you can conduct pretrial discovery concerning your landlord's insurance....

A demurrer or judgment on the pleadings can usually only raise issues which are obvious from the face of the complaint, or the limited types of...

I'm not sure what your question is. Unless you somehow have a legal right to live in the property indefinitely and rent free (e.g. because you were...

Yes. You must serve the other side with a copy of anything you file with the court. Since parties to the lawsuit are not supposed to serve...

Your post is unclear - are you the former owner, or a tenant of the former owner? Depending on the facts of the case, you MAY have grounds under...

Unless your mother has a very unusual rental agreement, what you have described should not provide grounds for eviction. Many leases do limit...

I must respectfully disagree with Mr. Greene. If the offending tenants are considered under your landlord's control (since he owns both...

The tenants could argue that you made a misrepresentation (half truths can be considered fraud, under many circumstances). Whether it would be...

A property sale does not automatically trigger any obligation by the owner to pay relocation benefits, or require you to move out - the owner would...