If you want to contest the eviction, you need to timely file an appropriate written response with the court. Otherwise, a default judgment will be...

If the master tenancy is forfeited, such as for not timely complying with a pay or quit notice, the subtenancies are forfeited too. If the...

I agree with Mr. Kane, but would add that if your lease characterizes part of the deposit as last month's rent, it can lawfully be used for that...

Small claims court is usually the most practical option for this kind of dispute.

Unfortunately, the only restrictions on rent increases would normally be those applied by any applicable rent control law (e.g. AB1482). The...

If the uncle is a tenant or licensee/guest, then probably so. If he is a part owner, than probably not. In any event, the trustee presumably can...

I suggest you seek help from a local landlord-tenant attorney before proceeding further. If the tenants are engaging in ongoing nuisance...

If the complaint indicates that the notice was improperly served, you can file a demurrer, or raise the defense in your answer (and then, if you...

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Any non-consensual entry must be on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons authorized under Civil Code Section 1954. Legalities...

Unless you have committed some serious lease violation which would justify terminating the tenancy, the notice is very likely invalid. Even...