Rent is normally owed through the termination date. If you don't pay, you can be sued for breach of contract, or be evicted. Tenants generally...

If you are not named in the complaint, and want to appear, a possible option (if the complaint names "Doe" defendants) is to appear as one of those...

Many single family homes are not subject to eviction control laws, such as AB 1482. Unless your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law,...

I'm not sure what you mean by "in motion." If there is no signed stipulation giving you (more?) time to stay, the landlord was/is free to move...

Since you had not surrendered possession, and turned in your keys, locking you out was illegal and actionable, including under Civil Code Section...

If you are a co-tenant under an unexpired fixed-term tenancy, then you would normally remain jointly and severally liable for the rent until the...

Generally, no. A motion to quash is only about jurisdiction, while the other motions you mention would address other issues, such as whether the...

Under some circumstances, landlords have a legal duty to allow a tenant to make modifications to a rental unit to reasonably accommodate a tenant's...

If you give a 30 day notice, rent is generally owed through the last day. If you don't pay, the landlord can choose to serve you with a 3 day...

Cal. law only allows tenants to withhold rent under very limited circumstances - most commonly for a substantial breach of the implied warranty of...