It sounds like this person is a guest/licensee, rather than a tenant. If so, it sounds like you should make whatever lawful demands are...

My condolences on your loss. You should be able to file a motion to set aside the default under Code of Civil Procedure Sections 473 and 473.5....

If you can actually prove that the landlord accepted rent after learning about the subtenancy, that would normally waive any right to evict for...

An owner does not need the tenant's permission to sell the property, although some cities have ordinances requiring that the owner give tenants a...

Unless you have legally sufficient grounds for breaking the lease (see e.g. Civil Code Section 1942), it doesn't matter how much notice you give -...

Under Civil Code Section 1954, landlords can generally only make non-consensual entries on proper notice, AND for one of the limited reasons...

If you have already found replacement housing which is reasonably satisfactory, your best option may be to sue for wrongful eviction. The major...

If at least part of your down payment was separate property (e.g. $ you inherited, or had before marriage), then you may well be entitled to a...

Your friend's rights would normally depend on the wording of her rental agreement, although an applicable rent control law might add additional...

If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (such as the Cal. Tenant Protection Act), you generally can only be required to sign a new...