I generally agree with my colleagues, but would add that if the property is still in probate (which I assume is the case, if the title to the...

Unless you somehow waived/forgave the debt, you would normally be entitled to breach of contract damages, which would normally be computed as per...

I think you are entitled to stay until 11:59. Moreover, as a practical matter, it would be illegal for the landlord to try to lock you out, or...

From the facts you shared, it is debatable whether that would be considered a business address for purposes of serving process. However, I don't...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Any violence or threats of violence should be reported to the police, and should also provide grounds for...

Landlords can treat different tenants differently, so long as the landlords don't have an illegal motive for the different treatment (e.g. racial...

I agree with Mr. Kelly that suing in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5 would be the best option, and that suing both of the...

You need to timely file an appropriate response with the court (e.g. a Judicial Council form answer for unlawful detainers), or a default judgment...

It is unclear from your post whether or not you or the landlord terminated the tenancy. Especially if your tenancy is subject to an eviction...

Your post is a bit unclear, so I can't tell whether you are a lodger, or rent the whole house. Termination procedures will vary depending on the...