If he sues you (which seems unlikely), he would have to prove damages, which would seem to be minimal at best. Presumably, if the suit...

If the neighbor is violating the CC & Rs and/or creating a nuisance (which is often also a violation of the CC & Rs), you may well have grounds to...

It certainly sounds like it would be worth consulting a local landlord-tenant attorney or tenants rights organization - not only to discuss the...

If you have a signed lease, and the owner won't let you move in, you can sue for whatever damages you can prove. You should also have a claim...

Although it may be unfair, the owner is not legally required to treat all tenants equally, so long as she is not engaging in illegal discrimination...

You can sue for wrongful eviction, conversion, etc. You should also make a police report, including as to her theft of your personal...

Rent is owed through the termination date. If it is not paid, you can be evicted for nonpayment of rent. If your tenancy is subject to an...

Some condo tenancies are protected under AB 1482, including when the tenancy was at least potentially exempt, but the owner failed to provide a...

I agree with Mr. Lipschutz. If you have a provable claim for fraud and/or the CC & Rs (which often forbid nuisance activity, and may impose...

I agree with Mr. Gross, but would emphasize that you would have the burden of proof as to any claims you make. For example, unless you can prove...