A disability is generally not a defense to an eviction. However, you may want to check with a local landlord-tenant attorney or tenants rights...

I agree with Mr. Kane, and would add that under Civil Code Section 827, any oral notice of rent increase would be invalid. You may have further...

You need to timely file an appropriate response with the court (e.g. a Judicial Council form answer for unlawful detainers), or a default judgment...

Unless the daughter somehow has legal standing (e.g. because the probate court has appointed her as the personal representative of the mother's...

So long as proper notice is given under Civil Code Section 1954, the landlord would normally have the right to enter - regardless of the tenant's...

If you did not timely comply with a pay or quit notice, the landlord has no legal obligation to accept the rent later. However, you may have valid...

If you are co-tenants, the roommate has no legal right to evict you at all - only the landlord could. If you are a subtenant, the master tenant...

No-she can't lawfully lock you out, or use any other form of self-help to evict you, and the police should tell her that they can;t get...

The fact that 2 of the tenants moved out did not give you any claims if the remaining tenant continued to pay the rent. If she did not, then the...

You may well have the right to rescind your lease for fraud/nondisclosure under Civil Code Section 1689. You may also have the right to terminate...