If the notices are facially defective and/or the complaint does not properly alleged service, you can demur on that basis. Alternatively, you...

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If the tenancy is subject to AB 1482 (including because the landlord did not provide timely exemption notices), then you may have rights under that...

Depending on the facts, you may have grounds to terminate without penalty under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the doctrine of constructive...

Since the child care provider would have breached whatever contract you may have by failing to provide agreed upon services, that would normally...

If she is just a guest/licensee, then her occupancy rights can be terminated fairly informally, but you would still need to go to court, if she...

If the police won't help, then you should get help form a local landlord-tenant attorney to help you enforce the existing unlawful detainer judgment.

I assume you are talking about the summons and complaint, since pre-litigation notices (e.g. pay or quit) generally do not need to be personally...

There is no standard Judicial Council form for this kind of claim. However, you may be able to find samples by reviewing some of the relevant...

Unless you have legal grounds to cancel the listing agreement, you may well be stuck for the duration of the listing agreement, and could...

Unless the other unit was included in your lease/tenancy, then the landlord would normally be free to rent it. However, you could check with the...