The landlord has probably waived any right to complain about your presence, since the landlord accepted rent for several years with full knowledge...

It is unclear whether you were a subtenant or co-tenant of the former roommate. If you were a subtenant, then your roommate was essentially the...

It sounds likely that your tenancy is rent controlled under AB 1482. If so, the new owner could not lawfully increase rent beyond what is permitted...

Your post does not indicate where the case is procedurally, or what grounds you may have to obtain a dismissal. If you can prove that either a...

If the City/County won't help (it may be in progress - code enforcement may be following up with the city attorney or DA), then suing the trustees...

If you rent out the condo, you would normally have to pay taxes on that income, but should be able to claim some deductions concerning your rental...

It sounds like you should talk to a probate attorney about possible undue influence, etc. In the short term, if you have no ownership interest...

Entries are only allowed by giving proper notice under Civil Code Section 1954 (texts and emails don't count), and then only for one of the limited...

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...