You can also serve a pay or quit notice, but need to comply with the recent state laws concerning the same, and should make sure not to...

I'm sorry you are experiencing this. You may well have grounds to seek a restraining order against the offending neighbors (e.g. under Code of...

If you have a tenancy at will (as opposed to some manner of periodic tenancy, etc.), and are not subject to any eviction control law (e.g. AB...

Since the evacuation was not the landlord's fault, you would normally still owe rent, unless there is something unusual in your rental agreement.

I agree with Mr. Kane, but would add that if proper notice was given under Civil Code Section 1954, the landlord did not need permission to...

Most rental agreements require prior landlord approval for any alterations to the unit, and I assume some were necessary in order to install the...

It is possible to claim that the notice is too vague, and it may have other deficiencies. However, if sounds are emanating from your unit which...

Both state law, and all local rent/eviction control laws I am aware of, allow landlords to evict tenants for significant nuisance activity,...

Any notice of rent increase would normally have to be in writing, and served as per Civil Code Section 827. If you were served with the 60-day...

If the landlord did not go through the necessary steps to terminate the previous tenancy (e.g. a notice of belief of abandonment under Civil Code...