Most single family homes are not subject to either rent control or eviction control. However, there can be exceptions, sometimes including if the...

From your description, the tenant has no right to violate the rules. Under some circumstances, a disabled tenant can demand (under FEHA and...

You may have a good argument under principles of waiver and estoppel that regardless of what the (lost) lease said, you and the landlord agreed...

You can contact code enforcement whenever there are code/habitability violations, and I suggest you do so. If the agency cites the landlord, that...

Since I gather this would be a commercial tenancy, the issue of deposits is regulated by Civil Code Section 1950.7, which places no limit on the...

Mr. Arrasmith is incorrect - when you move out in response to a 3-day notice, there is normally still liability under Civil Code Section...

Depending on the facts (e.g. if you ever paid rent directly to the landlord), you could have become a co-tenant, which would make you liable for...

The PM's apparent malpractice probably would not have given you valid grounds for an appeal if the judgment obtained against you by the tenant....

If it was sold to a bona fide purchaser, probably not. However, if the price was unreasonably low, and your aunt didn't give informed consent, you...

There is generally a limit of 35 for special interrogatories (if the landlord also served form interrogatories,those would not count towards the...