The death of the owner would normally not terminate your tenancy. Any new owner (whether an heir, or someone buying the property at a bank...

Regardless of the date listed on the notice, the compliance deadline under Code of Civil Procedure Section 1161 will depend on when the service was...

I largely agree with Mr. Clifton, but would clarify that the owner in possession generally is not liable to the other owner for the value of the...

I suggest you complain to the local code enforcement agency. You may also have viable claims against the landlord for a partial rent refund and/or...

The tenancy would normally be terminated by the death, and that could well also have terminated your right to occupy (since it sounds like you were...

From your description, it sounds lime your brother did pay rent at some point. If so, then he would seem to be a tenant (or possibly a lodger - see...

The the landlord can prove that the clog was caused by your negligence or other misconduct (e.g flushing improper materials and/or an excessive...

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You are correct. Unless a posting order is obtained as per Code of Civil Procedure Section 415.45, any such "service" would be void. However,...

I suggest you make another police report, seek a civil harassment restraining order, and put a lock on the door (depending on your rental...