A landlord can only enter on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons specified in Civil Code Section 1954. 1954 allows entry for...

It sounds like you received a standard notice from the court, informing you that an unlawful detainer has been filed against you. That would...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Most kinds of notices (e.g. pay or quit, or termination) do not need to be served in person. I suggest...

One co-owner has no right to evict the other co-owner. However, your uncle could sue for judicial partition, and try to force a sale of the...

Even if there were valid grounds for the owner to claim an exemption under AB 1482, the exemption notice is a couple of years late, and may well be...

She needs to apply for a stay of the judgment, and for an order shortening time to file a motion to set aside the default and default judgment...

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If the landlord can actually prove that tenant obtained the lease/tenancy through fraud, then landlord would have grounds to rescind the lease...

Since the landlord accepted rent directly from you and your mother, that made you co-tenants, even if you were not named as tenants in the original...

Subleasing and assignments are generally permitted unless your rental agreement restricts or prohibits such activities.However, if you are...

The landlord can be fined, etc. if conditions exist in the building which violate applicable health and safety codes, and can require that the...