My landlord just past away and now his family is trying to evict me. Can they do so?
Unless you had an unexpired lease with the decedent, the executor may well have the right to terminate, but would have to provide proper written...
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Unless you had an unexpired lease with the decedent, the executor may well have the right to terminate, but would have to provide proper written...
Unfortunately, unless you could prove something like financial elder abuse, once you made your son an owner, by adding him to the deed, he had (and...
If you accept rent beyond the termination date, that would normally waive/invalidate the termination notice. The best and most enforceable...
Unfortunately, there is no real procedure to expunge/set aside an eviction, unless the judgment was somehow invalid (e.g. a default judgment...
If the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), then the termination notice must comply with that law, and relocation benefits...
It is unclear from your post whether a lease was actually signed by all parties. If not, then it does not sound like a contract was...
This would normally depend on the language of the lease. If the lease does not preclude guests from bringing pets and/or having pets present in the...
There is normally a 45 day deadline to bring a motion to compel, and if you don't bring the motion, then you can't get around the deadline by...
You can challenge any improper or excessive deductions by suing in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5. I think you have a good...
Since the need for temporary relocation was apparently caused by a negligent or deliberate failure to properly maintain the property, that expense...