Eviction is not immediate. The sheriff should post a notice telling you approximately when the physical eviction will occur.

The ad may provide corroborative evidence of the terms the landlord was offering, so should be admissible. Based on your description of the...

If you want to dispute deductions form your deposit, you can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5. While you are at it, you...

Under Civil Code Section 1954, the landlord may enter on proper notice, but only for one of the authorized reasons. Those reasons include necessary...

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Unless the city/county has red-tagged the house, or otherwise ordered you to leave, or the falling tree has actually destroyed the house, the owner...

It sounds like a default judgment was obtained against you, and was based on an inaccurate proof of service. If so, you would need to apply to...

No landlord notice is required. It would usually make sense to wait and see if the tenant left when scheduled. If not, the landlord could look...

That would probably depend on the duration of the tenancy. Certainly, if you were there at least a year, some scuffing would be normal. If you...

I agree with Mr. O'Brien, but would add that they can only terminate your tenancy by giving proper written notice, and that you may have additional...

You can certainly complain to HUD, and see if they will force the landlord to enforce the smoking ban. You may have grounds to seek a civil...