If you accepted rent for a period going beyond the termination date, and knew about the alleged nuisance behavior when you accepted rent, then you...

Civil Code Section 1950.5 required the landlord to timely account for the deposit, and by failing to do so, he technically forfeited any right to...

You can try filing a police report. However, assuming there was not a signed settlement, your best option may be to simply sue the tenant under...

It is not entirely clear from your post whether you are a commercial or residential tenant. If residential, then the landlord would normally...

Accepting rent for a period after the expiration of a termination notice generally waives the notice and/or creates a new tenancy. Moreover, if...

Co-tenants have no legal right to evict other co-tenants, or to impede their access/use of the shared rental. Your BF should be able to get a civil...

The answer would probably depend on how far back the error goes. If it was in the original three-day notice, then you would have to start all...

I agree with Mr. Moss, but would add that in the absence of a a buyout or other consensual move out, you would need to work with an attorney to get...

I agree with Mr. Daymude, and would add that if the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord may only lawfully...

Under the limited circumstances stated in Civil Code Section 1951.3, the landlord can serve a notice of belief of abandonment. The response time is...