Assuming it is a month-to-month tenancy, the tenants are well within their rights to give notice at any time (you can insist upon formal notice as...

If the deficiency in service is clear from the face of the complaint, then you could raise this issue via demurrer. Otherwise, you would normally...

If a new tenancy was established, then the landlord would normally have to go through the termination process all over again to evict you, starting...

That depends on the good faith estimate of the value of the items, and whether your notice complied with Civil Code Section 1980 and following. If...

You are not responsible for normal wear and tear, or for pre-existing problems. If you want to contest any of the deductions, you can sue in...

It sounds like you did not give formal written notice to the landlord, or formally surrender possession (e.g. by returning the keys to the...

If the landlord prevents you from paying during the 3 day period, you would have a defense to an unlawful detainer based on the 3-day notice....

Suing for emotional distress damages, based on being exposed to a danger which never actually caused an explosion/fire, seems problematic at best,...

Your post is a little unclear, but it sounds like the landlord served prejudgment claims of right to possession forms on the Doe defendants (which...

Civil harassment documents normally must be personally served, and if you weren't served, the court would have no jurisdiction to decide any claims...