It is a bit unclear from your post whether the former landlord obtained a prejudgment writ of attachment, or is executing upon a judgment. In...

Unless the landlord has already taken your default, I suggest you file a response with the court (e.g. Judicial Council form answer to UD) ASAP. If...

An Ellis requires at least a 120 day notice, and would be inconsistent with the fact that the neighbor is being allowed to move back after...

The statute of limitations for filing an unlawful detainer is a few years, so the landlord might well be able to move forward with a UD based on a...

The statute of limitations for filing an unlawful detainer is a few years, so the landlord might well be able to move forward with a UD based on a...

Assuming you had legal standing to serve the notice (you mention a court date about title), you would normally have a few years after the notice...

My sympathies on your situation. However, co-tenants generally do not have the right to evict one another, and if your roommate has paid rent...

From your description, your tenancy was never terminated - especially if it was subject to Berkeley's rent control law. However, I have not...

Late fees are generally invalid in residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7, 12. So, the inclusion of late fees...

First, you would normally not be able to represent your uncle in this case (or in court), since I gather you are not a licensed attorney. If your...