If the stipulation you signed was a stipulation for entry of judgment to resolve a lawsuit for unlawful detainer, then your options (if any) would...

If the stipulation you signed was a stipulation for entry of judgment to resolve a lawsuit for unlawful detainer, then your options (if any) would...

First, do not accept any further rent from the tenant until you have decided whether or not to attempt an eviction, because accepting rent after...

Your husband may well be considered a tenant under Section 37.2(t) of the rent control ordinance, even if his name is not on the lease. See...

Whether or not the local ordinance applies, because they have been tenants for over a year, they would normally be entitled to at least 60-days...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If the landlord is refusing your rent payments, you can pay using the procedure authorized under Civil Code...

If you want to challenge any deductions from your deposit, the best option would normally be to sue in small claims court under Civil Code Section...

If you are month-to-month, and the tenancy is not subject to any eviction control law (which it probably isn't, if you share space with the owner),...

I suggest you call the police about the lockouts, etc., and consider suing (including under Civil Code Section 789.3). You can look for an...

If you have a fully signed (including by the landlord) unexpired lease, you would normally have no legal obligation to sign another one now. If...