Your housemate/landlord has no right to insist on "official" movers, unless that was made a provision of your rental agreement. If you think...

If you are a rent-paying tenant or lodger, she would have to terminate by giving you a valid written notice, and would normally have to give you at...

If the landlord is trying to terminate you for making legitimate complaints, you should have a defense and a claim for damages under Civil Code...

I suggest you start by complaining to the local code enforcement agency. Assuming the agency cites the landlord (since the lack of a permanent...

Depending on the facts, you may be able to sue the neighbor for nuisance, and force repairs. Get help from a local real estate litigation attorney.

Civil Code Section 1947.3 provides in relevant part: "(a)(1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), a landlord or a landlord's agent shall allow a...

A tenant has no right to use a security deposit in lieu of rent, unless the landlord consents, and can be evicted for non-payment, since the...

The circumstances you describe might provide grounds to terminate your lease under the doctrine of constructive eviction. If one or more of...

Your post does not lay out facts showing that you are exempt from AB 1482. If you are not exempt, then you can only terminate for one of the...

Your rights would normally depend on the language of the lease. If your lease only mentions the parking lot, and makes no mention of providing...