Landlords have a legal duty to diligently investigate complaints of nuisance activities and quiet enjoyment violations, and to take appropriate...

Unless the activity violates some express provision of the neighbor's lease (e.g. quiet hours), you r rights would normally depend on whether the...

If you don't either pay the $, or move out, within the deadline, the landlord can file an unlawful detainer lawsuit to evict you, but cannot...

If you actually paid the $after the oral request, the notice would be waived. Otherwise, it is debatable, especially since waiver is always a...

The filing of the motion should not automatically stay the eviction - that would take a court order. If the motion is granted (e.g. because the...

You could try to file an ex parte application for a stay, based on the landlord's interference with your mail. However, it is unclear whether that...

You should TIMELY comply with your accounting obligations under Civil Code Section 1950.5, and can try to amend/supplement it later, as...

As stated in my response to your previous question, your best option as to the offending tenant would seem to be to seek a civil harassment...

Your best options may be to seek a civil harassment restraining order, and perhaps sue in small claims court for nuisance, trespass to chattels,...

If you are month-to-month, you are free at any time to give a 30-day notice as per Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. It would be prudent to state in...