If the landlord has moved forward with a lawsuit for unlawful detainer (unclear from your post), and you have been properly served (also unclear),...

The situation you describe should give you grounds to break your lease without penalty under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the legal doctrine of...

I agree with Mr. Doland, but would add that depending in the facts, your husband may have the right under FEHA, etc. to require the HOA to...

If you have been a tenant for 13 years, it seems likely that your tenancy is subject to either LA's RSO or State AB 1482, which should prevent the...

The defendants who have not already filed motions/applications should be able to file an ex parte to stay their eviction, and for an order...

Unless your husband can prove that the window was defective, and broke under normal use, it sounds like he would be responsible.

If they are all co-tenants on the same rental agreement, then all would normally be jointly and severally liable for the damage to the property,...

If your GF is the sole tenant, the landlord can serve a pay or quit notice, and then sue for unlawful detainer if she fails to comply. If she is...

If you want to challenge any deductions from your deposit, you can sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5. If you paid multiple...

Depending on the facts, your tenancy may be subject to AB 1482. If so, it would limit rent increases, and would also prevent the landlord from...