Only your landlord has the right to impose such a limitation, and even the landlord may be precluded if the noise, etc. don't create a nuisance,...

If the front yard is included in your tenancy, and there is no restriction in the lease, then you would probably be OK. However, if is still best...

I think it is a real stretch for a landlord to use this minor one-time incident as grounds for a nuisance eviction. Offhand, I don't think the...

You can look for an attorney using the find a lawyer tab on this site. The lawyer referral service of the local bar association may also be a good...

I'm sorry you experienced this. You would have potential claims for wrongful eviction, nuisance, quiet enjoyment, violations of Civil Code...

Restraining orders are not supposed to be used to evict someone. However, I assume that your sister-in-law got a temporary restraining order...

If the co-tenancy was month-to-month, and you properly served a written termination notice as per Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1, you should be...

If the mold, etc. was the result of the landlord's negligence, then you may be entitled to some compensation for discomfort, annoyance, etc., and...

Unless the person who signs has valid powers of attorney for the other tenants, he/she can only sign for himself/herself, and the remaining...

If the landlord, or an agent of the landlord (which might include the daughter, if she was involved in managing the unit) knew about the bird, and...