You only owe rent through your termination date, and it is fine to give a pro-rated payment.

Landlords have a legal duty to diligently investigate complaints about quiet enjoyment violations, and (if necessary) take appropriate corrective...

The rent increase notice should control, so you will probably have to pay the difference eventually. Might be simpler (and build some good will) to...

The amount of notice the landlord must give usually depends on how long you have been living there. See Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. The...

Your post is a little unclear, but it sounds like the landlord filed a lawsuit for unlawful detainer/eviction, based on the claim that she had...

Your best option is probably to sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5.

Civil Code Section 1950.5 generally only allows you to sue the landlord. However, if one of those other parties signed your lease as the landlord,...

Unless there was a specific agreement to pay you for your time, you are probably out of luck - especially as to any work which would have required...

Since the problem has already been fixed, it would not seem that anyone could validly sue for an injunction. Whomever sues for damages would...

You can have concurrent notices, but have to word them carefully, so they don't waive/cancel out one another. For example, you can include language...