It seems likely that the other owner's conduct violates the CC & Rs (including provisions on nuisance), and would also constitute nuisance and...

You probably have no basis for demanding a new lease. However, the landlord's ability to raise rent may be limited by any applicable rent control...

In the event of an illegal lockout, break in, etc., call the police. You would also have a variety of civil remedies, including under Civil Code...

I'm sorry you experienced this. If you had chosen to stay, and not give the 30-day notice, the landlord would have had to go to court to try to...

You may well have the right to terminate without penalty under Civil Code Section 1942 and/or the legal doctrine of constructive eviction. You may...

The seller/seller's agent had a duty to disclose known material defects. If you can prove that there was a violation of this duty, you may have the...

If there were material nondisclosures of items known to the the seller/seller's agent, then you may have grounds to either rescind the purchase...

I agree with Mr. Kane, but would add that even if such a change was otherwise legal (which is doubtful), the landlord would have to give proper...

If the tenancy is subject to eviction control (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord can only terminate your (co)tenancy upon proper written notice, and for...

In general, discrimination is only illegal if it is for an illegal reason, such as race or gender. If your current rent is above market, and...