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...

Unless your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (and AB 1482 seems inapplicable since you only have a six month lease), the landlord...

You made her a rent-controlled tenant (at the same rate her late boyfriend paid) by accepting her rent. See e.g. expansive definition of "tenant"...

In order to successfully pursue claims against the other business/tenant, you would need to be able to prove that the fire was caused by negligence...

Any termination notice must be in writing, so an emailed notice is invalid - see e.g. Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1.Since you have been there...

Unless your tenancy is subject to rent control (most single family homes are not, but you may wish to review AB 1482, or talk to a local...

The deposit was for the benefit of the landlord, so the landlord can waive that requirement. Since everyone signed the lease, you may well be stuck...

Unless the lease gives the tenants rights to park in the driveway, they should have no right to do so. This is particularly true if the cars...

Your post does not indicate whether in addition to properly requesting a jury trial, you also timely posted jury fees as per Code of Civil...

I would argue that changing the parking rules required more notice than that - and possibly even service of a notice of change in terms of tenancy...