If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord can only evict for one of the specified reasons, and would...

If you are the landlord/master tenant, and the person moved out/surrendered possession, you have no obligation to offer the person a new...

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You should start by complaining to the local code enforcement agency. The agency should inspect, and then order the landlord to fix the...

Under some circumstances, landlord can he held liable for refusing to investigate/intervene when one tenant is engaging in nuisance activities...

If this person has not either formally surrendered possession, or been lawfully evicted (via an unlawful detainer), you should follow up on that....

Whether or not the restraining order proceeding is retaliatory, you still have to respond to that proceeding, plan on attending the hearing, etc....

If your tenancy was month-to-month, the contractual provision requiring 60 days notice may well be invalid under Civil Code Section 1953. See...

Under FEHA and other civil rights laws, it is illegal for landlords to discriminate on the basis of familial status. However, if the noise from...

Co-tenants have no right to evict one another. However, you could sue for breach of contact, nuisance, etc., and may have grounds to also seek a...

If you have complained to the landlord, and the landlord failed to take prompt and diligent steps to investigate and act upon your complaint, you...