It may prove difficult. My recollection is that malicious prosecution claims (which are difficult to prove in any event) can't be brought with...

You may be able to seek relief from forfeiture under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1179. Otherwise, you may be able to apply for a brief stay of...

You are not required to submit to annual or general inspections. A landlord's entry rights are strictly limited by Civil Code Section 1954, and any...

You may have grounds to rescind the rental for fraud, or seek damages. As one court explained: …“where one does speak he must speak the whole...

Most attorneys handle such case on an hourly basis. Since these cases are usually not that complicated, and often settle, hiring someone on a...

If this goers to trial, you can testify as to the oral permission, and it would be up to the judge/jury who to believe. However, you may well have...

It is unclear form your post what kind of order you are talking about. In any event, it would usually be up to the person who was missed/not...

It sounds like you would be considered a licensee/employee of the tenant, rather than a co-tenant or subtenant. If so, your rights would...

Unless you signed a new lease/addendum (which I gather is not the case), any rent increase or other changes in terms of tenancy must be via proper...

Unless you signed a new lease/addendum (which I gather is not the case), any rent increase or other changes in terms of tenancy must be via proper...