If you just go in, and change locks, you risk being sued for wrongful eviction. If there is unpaid rent, you can serve a notice of belief of...

You should promptly hire a local real estate attorney to review the documents, and see if you have any legitimate bases to cancel the deal....

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Since you paid rent directly to your ex, it sounds like you are a subtenant, rather than a tenant. If so,...

It sounds like no one - including you and your sister - currently has legal standing to serve any manner of notice. If you are just starting...

If there are no applicable CC & Rs , then unless the parking violates some local law, you should be able to politely decline your neighbors'...

I assume you have already tried filing police reports? You certainly have grounds to seek a civil harassment restraining order against your...

I believe the 35 request limit you are thinking of is for Economic Litigation Act cases. However, that law doesn't apply to unlawful...

Whether or not you went to jail, the landlord could only lawfully terminate your tenancy rights by either serving a notice of belief of abandonment...

I suggest you complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the landlord retaliates, you would have rights and protections under Civil Code...

If the judgment against you was void (e.g. from invalid service of process), you may have grounds to seek to set aside the judgment. However, you...