Under Civil Code Section 1947.3, the landlord (or agent) must allow a tenant to pay rent (or security deposit) by at least one form of payment that...

It is unclear from your post whether you are the master tenant, or a co-tenant, and also whether the tenancy is month-to-month or something else...

Civil Code Section 1951.3 does not require that you try to phone or email the tenant. Just follow the statute.

That depends on the nature of the eviction. For example, if the unnamed tenant should have been given a chance to cure, or was entitled to...

If you are a month-to-month co-tenant, then you can serve proper written notice to terminate your co-tenancy and that would NORMALLY end any...

If the sheriff physically evicted you, and you have filed an appeal, then I assume a judgment for unlawful detainer was entered against you, and a...

I agree with Mr. Daymude that you should seek help from a local real estate litigation attorney. However, the answer to the question posed in the...

You can deny the allegation, and ask for more information/proof. If the landlord sues for unlawful detainer, the landlord will have the burden...

It is unclear from your post whether you are a subtenant of your dad's (e.g. because you pay rent to him), or a co-tenant (e.g. because the...

Quite possibly. A landlord has a legal duty to intervene if one tenant is engaging in nuisance activities and/or is violating the quiet...