Civil Code Section 1951.3 does not address the situation of a property known to be occupied by subtenants. Self-help evictions are illegal and...

Unless the subtenancy is subject to some eviction control law (which seems unlikely), you should be able to serve a written 30-day termination...

If the landlord accepted rent from you, or otherwise treated you as a tenant, then you should have rights even if you were never formally added to...

Based on your description of the timing, it would not appear so. You may want to check to see if there is some other law (e.g. a local eviction...

You may well have claims for civil harassment and/or nuisance. However, you would have the burden of proof, which you may be able to meet by...

If you are unmarried, you may have various claims, including for ouster, and should consult a local real estate litigation attorney. If you were...

You should be able to sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section 1950.5, and could introduce the email as evidence that the owner waived...

If the property is in the estate, no one will have legal standing to evict until the probate court appoints a personal representative. Once that...

If your rental agreement limits subleasing, you should be able to serve a cure or quit notice, and then move forward with an unlawful detainer if...

That additional deposit should be covered by Civil Code Section 1950.5. If you want to challenge any deductions taken by the landlord, or if the...