If that is an exclusive portion of your tenancy, the landlord should only be able to enter on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons...

Rent would normally be owed until you complete the termination process authorized by Civil Code Section 1946.7, or give proper written notice under...

The statute of limitations is normally 4 years for breach of a written agreement, and is shorter for many of the other kinds of potential theories...

If the landlord is now willing to take the $, pay him. If the landlord refused to accept timely (and full) payment of the $ demanded in the...

I suggest you follow up with HUD/the Housing Authority. You may also have claims against the offending neighbor for nuisance, and against the...

Not legally. If your tenant has done something like that, you would have a number of legal options, including suing to have the court determine...

That would be a pretty unusual lease provision. I suggest that you hire a local landlord-tenant attorney to review your lease, and advise you as to...

If you are concerned whether the unit is legal, you should be able to check with the city.

If you lost the case, it would normally remain a matter of public record indefinitely, and could well come up if the prospective landlord runs a...

You may have grounds to seek a civil harassment restraining order, or perhaps sue for nuisance. However, if possible, it would be good to avoid...