I suggest you check with the city about the status of the proposed work. The owner would need permits, there might well be zoning issues, and there...

If you can prove that they are damaging your property, and you did not accept rent after learning of that misconduct, you may well be able to evict...

Regardless of how she became a co-owner, your aunt is now a 50% owner, and her offer is relatively reasonable (although you may be able to argue...

If the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord can only evict for one of the specified reasons, which do not...

I agree with Mr. Daymude, and would add that most contracts have disclaimers about the lot size, and recommend that the buyer confirm the lot size...

If your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), such a clause would almost certainly be void as against public policy. If...

It is unclear to me whether these tenancies would be protected by San Jose's Tenant Protection Ordinance. If not, they may still be covered by...

Depending on the timing and other factors, you could seek evidence or issue sanctions, or other appropriate remedies. Your chances would be a lot...

The fact that someone denies the allegations of the complaint does not provide grounds to object to an applicable discovery request. If you...

You probably have the right to break your lease under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the legal doctrine of constructive eviction. You may also...