I am re-posting this under family law. It sounds like you should make a police report, and seek a domestic violence restraining order.

I agree with Mr. Daymude, but would add that if house was solely owned by the deceased wife, then you may have to make a claim against her estate...

Complain to the local code enforcement agency, and consider talking to a local landlord-tenant attorney or tenants rights organization about...

You can't force him to sign it. However, assuming that his co-tenancy has not been validly terminated, he remains liable for his share of the rent...

Probably not. There is no "cooling off" period for this kind of contract. Unless you have some valid ground to terminate (e.g. Civil Code...

Probably not. There is no "cooling off" period for this kind of contract. Unless you have some valid ground to terminate (e.g. Civil Code...

Unless the lease somehow precludes her from allowing the BF to do laundry, then she is free to do so. I suggest you talk to a local...

I suggest you concentrate on timely complying with Civil Code Section 1950.5, and not pay too much attention to nonsensical threats. If you want...

There is no specific code section dealing with this issue. Unless there is some illegal motive (e.g. Civil Code Section 1942.5), a landlord is...

If the tenant was properly served with a valid termination notice, the tenant does not need to sign it. However, it would be a good idea to check...