Since this is apparently a fault-based eviction (presumably under AB 1482, or some other eviction control laws), the landlord would have the burden...

The law would probably characterize her as a guest/licensee, would should simplify the eviction process. You may well also have grounds to seek a...

I agree with Mr. Green. The court in Dromy v. Lukovsky court said in relevant part: "Based on our review of the words of section 1954 as they...

It sounds like you have viable claims for nuisance, quiet enjoyment violations, etc., and may also have grounds to seek a civil harassment...

Civil Code Section 827 says in relevant part: "(a) Except as provided in subdivision (b), in all leases of lands or tenements, or of any interest...

You should not try to evict, since the tenant would have rights and protections under Civil Code Section 1942.5. Since you say you are not...

I'm sorry for your loss. If it is an actual burglary/trespass by force, you could try to report it to the police. If your nephew was invited by...

It is not clear form the post whether the notice is from the owner, or the master tenant. However, if you don't comply with the notice (either by...

I generally agree with Mr. Arrasmith, but would add that there is case law which says that malice may be inferred from lack of probable...

You are entitled to proper notice under Civil Code Section 1954. However, there is a Court of Appeal case which seems to say that weekend entries...