If the parking was part of your rental agreement, and was not lawfully terminated (which would often mean written notice under Civil Code Section...

If both parties signed the contract, then it should be binding. If the landlord did not sign, then it becomes more problematic.

If there are habitability or maintenance issues, I suggest calling the local code enforcement agency - they should be able to track down the...

If the tenancy is not subject to an eviction control law, and the lease didn't have some manner of automatic extension provision (e.g. saying that...

If there is a substantial breach of the implied warranty of habitability, that may provide a basis for withholding some rent. However, there is no...

Every co-owner has a non-exclusive right to occupy the co-owned property, so you have no grounds to evict her. However, you may have claims for...

I agree with Ms. Mosby, but would add that rent is normally owed through the termination date, and that you could be evicted more quickly (for...

If you have paid rent directly to the landlord, or have otherwise been accepted as a co-tenant, then the roommate (or his representative) would...

If you make such a complaint, you should be protected by Civil Code Section 1942.5. You should have further protections if the tenancy is subject...

You may have a claim under Civil Code Section 1942.5 or applicable disability rights laws (possibly FEHA). You may wish to seek help from a...