It sounds like you have grounds for seeking a restraining order, and should also have rights under Civil Code Sections 789.3 and 1940.2. I...

Since the tenant timely complied with the 3-day notice, you would need to draft and serve a new 3-day notice if the tenant is late again.

Generally speaking, the forfeiture of a master tenancy would forfeit the subtenancy. Also, a well-drafted termination notice would be addressed to...

If the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law, and that law requires you to pay relocation benefits, that obligation still applies if you...

Because you canceled the termination notice, and the landlord accepted that cancellation, you are basically back where you started from - with a...

Any entry should be for one of the purposes authorized under Civil Code Section 1954, and on proper notice. You have no right to demand that the...

You should be able to sue the landlord (n small claims court or otherwise) for any losses/damages which you can prove were the landlord's fault....

The CC & Rs, etc. presumably discuss what is supposed to happen to the insurance proceeds, how rebuilding it to take place, etc. However, even if...

You can contest the unwarranted deductions by suing in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5.

If you mean harassment for purposes of a restraining order (see Code of Civil Procedure Section 527.6), that seems dubious. However, you may have...