If your mom's tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord can only evict for one of the specified reasons (which can...

The duration of the tenancy usually has no bearing on how long it takes to evict someone. The type of notice required (e.g. 3, 30, or 60 days) is a...

If a binding contract was made (which can sometimes happen before a lease was signed), then the owner can't change his mind without incurring...

If the property conditions are bad enough for a red tag, then you will have to move. However, the landlord may well have to pay you relocation...

Regardless of the typo, if you were put in possession of 1030, moved in, and have been paying rent, it seems unlikely that this would invalidate...

Generally speaking, a landlord can't change terms until after a lease expires. The safest option may be to pay the transaction fees under express...

I'm sorry your family is experiencing this. Complain to the local code enforcement agency about any current habitability or health/safety...

Late fees are generally invalid in residential tenancies. Orozco v. Casimiro (2004) 121 Cal.App.4th Supp. 7, 12. You may wish to share that with...

Depending on the facts, you may have grounds to go through the termination procedure authorized under Civil Code Section 1946.7. Alternatively,...

Yes, you could have criminal and civil liability for participating in this fraud.