Assuming you had the right to park there, your best option (if the motel and corporate are being unresponsive) may be to sue in small claims court.

If you are month-to-month, the landlord could normally only make involuntary changes to your rental agreement by giving you at least 30 days...

Waiving contingencies would not preclude you from pursuing legal remedies (possibly including rescission under Civil Code Section 1689, or damages...

I am not aware of any clear deadline. If the problem is not quickly resolved, you could assert that you have the right to immediately terminate...

The definition of "security" in Civil Code Sections 1950.5(b) is pretty expansive, and the other provisions of that law prohibit non-refundable...

Once the current renewal ended in May, your co-tenancy presumably became month-to-month. If so, you can terminate by giving appropriate written...

No notice is usually required when a fixed-term lease expires - you just move out. However, if your lease did contain a notice requirement, I...

I agree with Mr. Areshenko. However, if you can't work things out with the buyers, and refuse to move out when you should, your best option may be...

One co-tenant generally does not have the right to evict another co-tenant, whether you are talking about people who rent together, or own property...

I agree with Mr. Berkley. You are generally not be responsible for ordinary wear and tear, and even if you were somehow responsible, your...