If your rental agreement does not prohibit doing so (many leases require landlord consent for alterations, etc., but those restrictions may be...

Co-tenants generally do not have the right to evict other co-tenants, and the landlord would normally be free to offer the 4th co-tenant the right...

You should have rights and protections under either local law (if there is one) or AB 1482 with respect to both rent control and eviction...

Since you don't have a formal rental agreement, this would presumably be a month-to-month tenancy, which can be terminated by a proper written...

If you were never properly served with process, you may have grounds to bring a motion to set aside the default judgment - probably under Code of...

You may be able to get another restraining order (perhaps under Code of Civil Procedure Section 527.6), and sue both the landlord and the offending...

Termination notices do not have to be notarized, but they do need to be drafted and served in accordance with state and (if applicable) local laws....

You are not responsible for ordinary wear and tear, or for damage which was not your fault. If you disagree with any of the deductions taken...

I'm sorry you find yourself in this situation. It sounds like you have a valid lease, regardless of whether you actually took possession (the...

I'm sorry for your loss, and for your unfortunate circumstances. However, unless you have an ownership interest in the property, or some manner of...