Yes, you can evict, but would have to give proper written notice. Moreover, if the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482),...

No demand letter is legally required. If your patience is exhausted, you can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5.

I agree with Mr. Daymude, but would add that the measure for damages in a real estate fraud case is laid out in Civil Code Section 3343, and is...

You don't have to respond - you could just ignore her, and see if she follows up (e.g. by suing in small claims court). Alternatively, if you...

Landlords are generally not required to allow a tenant to use security deposits to pay rent - including last month's rent. Unless your rent...

Service of a UD complaint by posting/mailing is generally only valid if the landlord first obtains an order under Code of Civil Procedure Section...

Acceptance of an agreement can be manifested by conduct, such as accepting rent. Moreover, lease agreements of that length don't have to be in...

Yes. You can probably find some samples in legal form books if you go to the county law library.

Yes. You can probably find some samples in legal form books if you go to the county law library.

Depending on the facts, the provision would probably be invalid, including under Civil Code Sections 1942.1 and 1953.