Does a Tenant have the right to stay after a 1 year lease term is up?
If the tenancy is subject to AB 1482 or some other eviction control law, then you can't terminate (including via a non-renewal) without both proper...
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If the tenancy is subject to AB 1482 or some other eviction control law, then you can't terminate (including via a non-renewal) without both proper...
I assume your tenancy is rent controlled under either LA's RSO or state AB 1482. If so, then you would have protections against diminutions in...
Regardless of the misrepresentations in the advertising, since you toured the unit,and then signed the lease, you would not seem to have a viable...
I agree with Mr. Vinoly, but would add that if you want to fight the eviction or (if a judgment has already been entered against you) set aside the...
Unless the paperwork consisted of a clear termination of your tenancy and right to possession (as opposed to something like a sublease), then it...
I tend to share Mr. Kaufman's pessimism, but would still suggest that you have a local real estate litigation attorney review your CC & Rs, and...
Since the court has not yet granted a judgment, and the tenant is still in possession, you should continue to take the necessary steps to address...
No. If you want to go after the other rent, you would either need to serve a new 3-day notice (which should also withdraw the old 3-day notice), or...
It sounds like the fire was caused by your friend/guest improperly disposing of live cigarette butts in the ashtray, which may well give Mike a...
That sounds very fishy. I suggest you sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5.