Civil Code Section 1950.5 provides in part: "(a) This section applies to security for a rental agreement for residential property that is used as...

Most termination notices and unlawful detainer complaints name "Doe" defendants, who can also be evicted if their occupancy rights are derived from...

You should consult a probate attorney to see what rights you have under any applicable will/trust to occupy the house. If there are no such...

Since you are asking the court to look at evidence, you need to bring this up via either a motion for summary judgment, or by submitting the...

It sounds like you have grounds to seek a restraining order against the manager and/or sue him for nuisance. You may well also have claims...

The filing of an unmeritorious unlawful detainer is generally privileged/non-actionable under Civil Code Section 47 and the derivative case law....

You can have your attorney issue and serve a business records subpoena for discovery purposes (or a deposition subpoena asking for both testimony...

Unless you have a reasonable expectation that the tenants would actually have the $ to pay whatever judgment you obtain, it may not be worth the...

Unfortunately, you may not have a speedy remedy. However, when the court hearing is held, you can present evidence negating the claims made in the...

It sounds like you should have some significant claims, including for fraud, and violations of Civil Code Section 1942.4. The owner may well...