He can only kick you out if he owns the home, or is the master tenant. He would also have no right to exclusive custody unless so awarded by the...

it is not clear from your post whether the landlord properly served you with a valid written termination notice. If the landlord did, you might...

Even if a house is sold "as is," the seller (and probably the seller's agent) has a duty to disclose known material facts, which would certainly...

Lying to the service representative would be fraud, and you could be prosecuted criminally and sued civilly. I suggest you refuse the landlord's...

Your rights largely depend on whether your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, such as AB 1482. If so, the owner (old or new) could only...

You would normally have no obligation to inform the landlord about the situation, and it would be up to your ex to contact the landlord if he...

Service by email is not valid, and there are state and (in some instances) local laws requiring that certain language be included in a termination...

The landlord would have to go through the courts to evict you if you don't comply with the termination notice. Locking you out, or other self-help...

You can amend the complaint as per Civil Code Section 1952.3. Depending on the $ involved, you may wish to get help from a local landlord-tenant...

You are not responsible for ordinary wear and tear, or pre-existing conditions. If you were there 6 years, the landlord would normally have to do...