Assuming you have a month-to-month tenancy, notice must be served as per Civil Code Sections 1946-1946.1. Any notice must also be in writing. If...

You may well have claims against your landlord for habitability, nuisance, violations of Civil Code Sections 789.3, 1942.4, and 1942.5, etc. You...

Unless the rental agreement prohibits/restricts visitors, then you should have the right to a reasonable number of visitors/visits, so long as the...

It is your landlord's responsibility, including under Civil Code Sections 1941-191.1. You should complain to the local code enforcement...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. If you have not done so, immediately complain to the local code enforcement agency. You should also seek...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. I believe that fee waivers are available from the court if you can show that you can't afford the court...

If you have not already done so, immediately complain to the Dept. of Building Inspection and Dept. of Public Health (Environmental Services)....

At the time you obtained the judgment, the tenants were still in possession, so it was perfectly proper to seek entry of the default judgment....

The landlord can normally only enter on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons authorized by Civil Code Section 1954 - which do not...

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Unless you have some separate rental agreement with the owner, the involuntary termination/forfeiture of the master tenancy would normally...