If your friend ever paid rent directly to the landlord, or was otherwise recognized as a co-tenant, then he should have rights. The definition of a...

Since it sounds like the court did not send out its own notice of hearing, that would normally be your responsibility, since I gather you were the...

Have you called the sheriff, and asked? Please also bear in mind that unless this informal stipulation made in court included some manner of...

If your activities are not objectively inappropriate, and don't violate any local noise ordinance, then neither the landlord, nor the neighbors,...

Regardless of what your lease does (or does not) say, your entry rights are strictly limited by Civil Code Section 1954, which does not authorize...

The broken windows, doors, and other habitability violations should give you ample grounds to complain to the local code enforcement agency. If the...

Whether or not there are grounds for eviction, the landlord could certainly report the issue to the housing authority, and possibly sue you under...

Unless there is some local ordinance saying otherwise, the landlord has no legal duty to rent you a parking space, so long as the motive for...

If your tenancy is subject to rent control (e.g. AB 1482), that seems excessive. Moreover, any rent increase notice would normally have to be via...

It is unclear from your post who you want to sue and why. If the tenant has breached the lease, and left you (the guarantor) on the hook, you...