The key question is whether the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482). If so, then the landlord would need one of the...

Your rights will largely depend on whether the tenancy is subject to an eviction control law and/or eviction moratorium law. If not, then...

Unless your tenancy is subject to an eviction control law (e.g. AB 1482), the landlord would normally not owe any relocation...

If the unit is subject to an eviction control law, including LA's RSO, you don't have to move unless and until you receive a valid written...

Once you moved out, and surrendered possession, you had no legal right to enter unless you received permission to do so. However, since your post...

If you want to sue for new wrongdoing, occurring after the complaint was filed, then you would normally either file a new lawsuit (which would...

If the parking was included in your tenancy, the landlord would have to wait until the lease expires to change the rules (and even then, might not...

Depending on the facts, you may have claims under Civil Code Sections 789.3 and 1940.2, among other laws. You may wish to seek help from a...

You can try serving a notice of belief of abandonment under Civil Code Section 1951.3. Depending on the facts, you may have other options,...

If your claims are covered by one of the Judicial Council complaints (e.g. breach of contract), you should be able to go that route. However, there...