Serving you with a pay or quit notice is required before she sues for unlawful detainer. If you don't timely comply with the notice, she can...

If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), then the landlord can't evict your without good cause, even after the lease...

If you break your lease, and the landlord pursues claims (including for damages - normally computed as per Civil Code Section 1951.2), you would...

Co-tenants generally don't have the right to evict each other - only the landlord has that right. However, if you are being harassed/subjected to...

Unless the daughter has some legal standing (e.g. from a power of attorney, trust instrument, or a court conservatorship), she should have no power...

If the nominated executor refuses to serve, the Court can (and apparently has) appointed someone else to act as the personal representative of the...

You may want to try complaining to the local code enforcement agency. You may well also have claims for a partial rent refund and other...

If you haven't already done so, complain to the local code enforcement agency. They should cite the landlord for the heat, but may not address the...

There is no set formula for something like that - just propose a number which seems reasonable. If you can't come to an agreement with the...

The statute of limitations is generally 4 years for breach of a written contract, and 2 years for breach of an oral contract. In either case, you...