If your tenancy is subject to eviction control (e.g. under AB 1482), the landlord can only evict for one of the specified good causes - not just...

If you have an unexpired fixed-term lease, you can only be evicted for cause, and after you have failed to comply with a properly served written...

I suggest you make a claim to your insurance, and see if they will handle it. Of course, if you have a significant deductible, you may be...

You may have a defense of retaliatory eviction under Civil Code Section 1942.5. I suggest you seek help from a local landlord-tenant attorney or...

I am re-posting this under family law. However, the use of community property funds/effort on the separate property can result in the community...

You can probably use the Judicial Council answer for unlawful detainers or general denial form, which should be available from the website of the...

Any such lease provision would be void under Civil Code Section 1953. The landlord has the right to enter on proper notice for any of the...

California law allows a month-to-month co-tenant to terminate that person's co-tenancy on proper written notice, in which case the terminating...

From your description, it sounds lie you were sued for unlawful detainer, did not file a timely response, had a default judgment entered against...

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Posting and mailing is one of the legally-permitted methods of serving such notices - see Code of Civil Procedure Section 1162.