Most rental agreements require prior consent from the landlord to transfer the lease to someone else, and also have restrictions on how long...

If it is month-to-month, she can terminate her co-tenancy by giving proper notice. Otherwise, she will have to wait until the lease expires....

If you want this lawsuit based on a new notice, you will also have to amend your complaint, and re-serve it on the defendant. It may be easier...

Any eviction would have to be based on some manner of properly served written notice. If you didn't comply with the notice the landlady could not...

If you have complained about the other resident, and the landlord has refused to investigate/act, you may have grounds to sue the landlord. Andrews...

You could make a police report, but it seems unlikely they will do anything about it. You can sue in small claims court, but your damages would...

If you are month-to-month, you can terminate your co-tenancy by serving valid written notice. It would not be necessary to have the landlord sign...

Your post does not indicate whether there was a probate. If not, you may need to start one in order to have legal standing to sue on behalf of the...

You can sue your landlord fr refusing to deal with this issue. Andrews v. Mobile Aire Estates (2005) 125 Cal.App.4th 578, 588. Depending on the...

I agree with Ms. Koslyn - the 45 days only applies if there was some manner of written response (answers and/or objections). If there were...

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