You must normally file a noticed motion for change of venue, as opposed to applying ex parte. However, it sounds like the assigned court is in the...

If you were served with a pay or quit notice, and did not timely comply, the landlord was not obligated to accept your tardy rental payment, and...

If the tenant timely filed a motion to quash, the court won't enter a default, and you would normally not be able to do much further until the...

Your post is a bit unclear. However, if your subtenant breaks an unexpired fixed-term sublease, you would normally be entitled to sue for damages...

If the tenancy is subject to AB 1482, you can only evict for one of the permitted reasons, which don't include a desire to exit the Section 8...

Under many rent control laws (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord can require that you sign a new lease on substantially the same terms, and you can be...

You may well have grounds to fight the new UD, especially if there had been no previous incidents with the dog and/or the neighbor was somehow at...

If you have received a request to enter default, that means that the landlord has filed what I assume are inaccurate proofs of service saying that...

Your first priority should be responding to the unlawful detainer lawsuit. If a default judgment has already been obtained against you, you would...

You would normally get such a request if you did not timely file an appropriate response with the court after you were sued. If the default has...