Even if the subtenancies are subject to a rent control/eviction law (unclear), your mother should have grounds to evict at least one of the...

So long as you can prove that you have timely tendered rent as per the lease, you should have no liability for late fees, interest, etc. If the...

The old lease was at least implicitly terminated by the move. The new oral month-to-month rental agreement would still include various tenant...

If you did not allege/seek a specific amount of damages, then the court would normally deny entry of a default judgment on due process grounds. The...

There are laws, including 42 USC § 3604(f)(3)(A) and Cal. Gov.C. § 12927(c)(1), which require a landlord to allow a disabled tenant to make...

If you have an unexpired lease, then the landlord can generally only evict you by proving that you continued to breach the lease after receiving an...

Unless there is something unusual in the rental agreement, the deposit does not get returned until after you move out, and may be subject to...

Whether you would have equity would depend on the facts, the discussions you had, etc. You could have rights based on an oral or written...

Once the request was made for attorney fees, you would have had a chance to oppose the request by timely filing appropriate papers, etc. If you...

Landlords have the right to enter on proper notice for any of the reasons authorized under Civil Code Section 1954. Those reasons do not...