The first question is whether your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law and/or eviction moratorium law. If so, then the ability of the...

It sounds like you need to get help from a local landlord-tenant attorney, including to ascertain whether the termination notices were valid, were...

If you have never terminated your co-tenancy, and surrendered possession, you should have the right to enter the unit. However, appearing without...

I agree with Mr. Kane, and would add that if your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), any termination notice would have...

You should seek help from a local real estate litigation attorney who has experience with HOA disputes. Nuisance liability under Civil Code...

It sounds like your best option would be to move out, and sue the landlord for constructive eviction, habitability, nuisance, etc. If you really...

If the landlord does not comply with Civil Code Section 1950.5, you can sue in small claims court to try to recover your deposit. You are...

You may want to talk to a local probate attorney about finally opening an estate for your late father, unless title hasalready changed some other...

It is possible that the landlord obtained an order under Code of Civil Procedure Section 415.45 to serve you by posting a copy on the door, and...

Your post seems to indicate that you are renting a condo. If so, the condo owner would normally have no control over the occupants of the...