Your landlord has a legal duty to intervene in this kind of situation, and can be held liable for failing/refusing to do so. Andrews v. Mobile Aire...

I agree with Ms, Peters, but would add that you may be able to terminate the lease by going through the steps laid out in Civil Code Section...

If you are paying rent to your daughter, rather than directly to the owner, then it sounds like you are a subtenant. If so, and if your...

If you are paying rent to your daughter, rather than directly to the owner, then it sounds like you are a subtenant. If so, and if your...

You will not be physically evicted unless/until the case goes through the court system, you lose, and the sheriff enforced the judgment. Depending...

Trusts can own property, with the trust property, etc. being managed by one or more trustee. I assume the individual seeking to evict you is a...

If you have an unexpired fixed-term lease, then the landlord can only terminate for a tenancy violation, and would often first need to give you a...

If you are month-to-month, then the landlord would have no right to remove you from the co-tenancy without first serving you some manner of valid...

You would normally have to stipulate to having a trial heard by a commissioner. If you didn't stipulate, and made a timely objection, you may...

You can't deduct personal property damages from your rent, but can sue for damages in small claims court or otherwise. Under some circumstance,...