What are my options if a landlord is trying to force me out of the rental?
The landlord can enter on proper notice for one of the limited reasons permitted under Civil Code Section 1954, which include to make necessary or...
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The landlord can enter on proper notice for one of the limited reasons permitted under Civil Code Section 1954, which include to make necessary or...
You can terminate by giving proper written notice under Civil Code Section 1946. Depending on the nature of the master tenant's misconduct, you...
If the unit doesn't have heat, and is an ADU, it is quite possible that it is an illegal unit. If so, the lease would be void, and you could break...
You can seek a restraining order against the co-tenant and her BF, perhaps sue for nuisance, etc. You might also be entitled to seek an injunction...
If you win th emotion, the service will be annulled, but the landlord would be free to try to have you properly served, and continue with the...
If this is a rental house, you can complain to the owner that his/her tenants are engaging in nuisance activities, and demand that the owner...
A tenancy can be established without the signing of a rental agreement. Since you have lived there,and paid rent, you are a tenant, and can be...
I'm sorry you are experiencing this. However, landlords are generally not obligated to accept partial payments, or offer a payment plan.
The landlord is bound by the lease. After the lease expires, the landlord can (if the tenancy continues month-to-month) change the lease terms by...
The post is a bit unclear. If this is an unexpired fixed-term lease, then A has no right to give a 30 day notice, and it is debatable whether...