If the tenancy is subject to rent control, including under AB 1482, that may limit the landlord's ability to make these changes. I suggest you...

If he is one title, you probably have no grounds to remove him from title. However, if he is unwilling/unable to contribute to the expenses, you...

I agree with Ms. James, and would add that your restraining order would not somehow change the lease, and if your former partner is still a party...

Your rights probably depend on whether you are a co-tenant (e.g. if you paid rent directly to the landlord, even if you were not officially added...

I suggest you talk to an employment attorney or the state labor commission about the apparent labor code violations. Your rights as a tenant...

If your subtenant is behind on rent, you should be able to evict, regardless of the disability. I suggest you seek help from a local...

If the tenancy is subject to AB 1482 or some other eviction control law, you may well have rights - including to relocation benefits for a no-fault...

If you have been sued, and properly served with process, you must timely file an appropriate written response with the court. Otherwise, the...

I agree with Mr. Setterquist, but would clarify that unless a judgment has already been entered against you, and a writ delivered to the sheriff,...

If the situation violates health/safety/fire codes, then you should be able to serve a cure or quit notice. Some rental agreements would might also...