It is unclear from your post whether you are still in possession, or have already been evicted. If you are facing eviction proceedings, it is...

I assume that she is parking in a way which violates your access rights as guaranteed by your deed, the CC & Rs, etc. If so, then you should...

If you go to court and lose, then it may negatively impact your credit report. If you win, then the court record should be masked, as per Code of...

If the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord can only evict you for one of the authorized reasons, and would...

The landlord only has the right to enter on proper notice, and for one of the limited reasons authorized under Civil Code Section 1954. Unless...

If the rental is month-to-month, you simply need to give proper written notice to terminate your co-tenancy, and would not need consent from the...

You can sue for breach of contract, but would have to prove your damages. Since the unit has already been rented to an innocent 3rd party, it...

Probably not. However, unless the tenants gave you a written surrender of possession, and turned in their keys, it would have been more prudent to...

You should be able to do so. I suggest you consult a local landlord-tenant attorney (you can search for one using the find a lawyer function on...

From your description, you may well have had the right to break your lease without penalty under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the legal doctrine...