I'm sorry you are experiencing this. Assuming you are month-to-month, your rights would usually depend on whether your tenancy is subject to an...

Absent some enforceable agreement to the contrary, all co-owners have a non-exclusive right of occupancy, so your siblings - or their agents - have...

Mediation is normally a voluntary process. So, unless there is a local law requiring the landlord to mediate, the landlord does not have to. You...

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Your rights would normally depend on whether you are a subtenant or co-tenant. If you pay rent directly to the landlord, or have otherwise been...

Your rights largely depend on whether your tenancy is subject to an eviction control/rent control law (e.g. AB 1482). If so, that law probably...

If the 3-day notice has expired, the landlord is not legally obligated to accept a late offer to pay rent, and can move forward with the...

You are normally not responsible for ordinary wear and tear, or pre-existing conditions. For damage beyond that, courts often rely on...

Independent of the landlord-tenant issues (which may not matte, if the settlement involves a tenant buyout), it sounds like you should contact...

Since you have already filed an answer, the court would have the discretion to deny the motion to strike as tardy. In any event, if the motion...

The landlord did/does have a legal obligation to take appropriate corrective action. Andrews v. Mobile Aire Estates (2005) 125 Cal.App.4th 578,...