I suggest you immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the agency cites the landlord, that should strengthen your legal...

Landlords have a legal duty under FEHA and other civil rights laws to reasonably accommodate disabilities, including (in my view) giving you a...

Based on your description, you may well have grounds to rescind the lease under Civil Code Section 1689. You could also have grounds to terminate...

This violation of your quiet enjoyment rights should give you grounds to break your lease without penalty on grounds of constructive...

Your post does not indicate whether you have been served with some manner of termination notice, or whether you have been sued (e.g. been served...

Your potential claims against the landlord are a totally separate question from what is/is not owed under your renter's insurance. You would...

Posting/mailing is a lawful method of serving notices under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1162. I suggest you concentrate your time and effort...

Hire a local landlord-tenant attorney to draft and serve appropriate notices for nonpayment of rent, etc., and to follow up with an unlawful...

These actions sound inappropriate, especially if the landlord failed to timely account for your deposit. Sue in small claims court under Civil Code...

She is at least arguably bound by the original agreement. Moreover, if she has violated your quiet enjoyment rights, you might have the right to...